Where's my Stuff? Exploring data storage options in Azure
summary
A working ASP.NET Core app moves from local SQL Server to three Azure backends: Azure SQL Database via EF migrations for relational queries and tuning, Cosmos DB containers (JSON) with RU billing and selectable consistency levels for global scale and schema-less documents, and Azure Storage blobs + table metadata for image uploads; deployment uses ARM templates, Key Vault secret references and a system-assigned managed identity, plus Application Insights and the Cosmos emulator — each migration is demoed and runs end-to-end.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:39Types of data
- 16:32Database Types
- 24:05Relational Engine
- 24:44NoSQL
- 25:50Cosmos
- 27:27Containers
- 28:30Cosmos Database
- 29:43Cosmos Client
- 31:45Azure Connection String
- 34:35Deploy
- 42:35Azure Storage
- 42:59Azure Storage Explorer
- 50:15Stream Analytics
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