Adding Intelligence to your Java apps with Azure Cosmos DB

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Demo builds a Java pipeline that actually runs: a simulator function sends about 60 requests per minute into an Event Hub which fires an Azure Functions event hooked to a Cosmos DB output binding. Setup uses Java 8+, Maven, Azure Functions Core Tools and the Azure CLI to create a resource group with Event Hub, Function App, Storage, App Service Plan and a Cosmos DB account. Data lands as JSON in Cosmos DB; live run shows ~2,400 events and ~$0.42 cost.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:45Evolution of applications
3. 3:09Platform components
4. 7:47Demo
5. 10:32Tutorial
6. 15:48Azure CLI

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