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BizTalk 2020 Unboxing - Part 1

Today I got my hands on BizTalk 2020 installable and I deployed it on a SQL Server 2019 Developer  image in Azure. Following is run down of apparent difference you will see when you are going through process of installing and deploying BizTalk 2020.

Installation:
While Installing first thing I noted was that now we have "BizTalk TMS" feature, this was part of feature pack 3, now it is part of main installation.


Every other instillation is same Enterprise Adapter, ESB ToolKit and HL7 Accelerator. I did not check other accelerators.

Configuration:
Along with the usual you will have to configure, BizTalk Rest API and BizTalk TMS, BizTalk Rest API was part of feature pack 1 release of BizTalk 2016, here is link to detail of what it exposes. At the end of this post I have attached screen shot of all the exposed operations.

BizTalk Admin Console
The first thing I check out after installation is new Adapter for us to play with, found new kids on the block, i.e. AzureBlobStorage and EventHub( was part of Feature pack 2 for BizTalk 2016). I have taken screen shot of configuration for your reference, it is fairly straight forward configuration.

AzureBlobStorage Receive Transport Configuration





EventHub Receive Transport Configuration









AzureBlobStorage Send Transport Configuration
All configuration are same except for the below one,


Rest API operations
From below link download the picture and then you will be able to view it properly.
link to rest api pic.



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