Adding Intelligence to your Java applications with Azure Cosmos DB

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Demo builds a Java serverless pipeline that simulates IoT temperature sensors, deploying Java 8 code (Maven + Azure Functions Core Tools) from the azure-samples-java-functions-eventhub-cosmosdb repo, using Azure Functions -> Event Hub -> CosmosDB output binding. The generator sends about 60 requests per minute, the live Event Hub shows ~2,400 events and CosmosDB stores JSON documents, deployment via mvn azure-functions:deploy works and the run so far costs $0.42. No core Java code changes.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:45Evolution of applications
3. 3:09Platform components
4. 6:32Functions
5. 7:48Demo
6. 10:32Tutorial

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