Say Yes to NoSQL for the .NET SQL Developer
summary
Demos create a working link shortener and an analytics pipeline on Azure Cosmos DB that is geo-replicated East/West, handles terabytes to petabytes, and uses TTL, change feed and multi‑master writes. A USDA import maps 12 tables into three collections; a regex query costs ~5,264 RUs and the indexed, partitioned query drops to 228 then even lower when scoped to a single partition. Shows database-level provisioning, bounded staleness and serverless Cosmos DB in action.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 2:55Relational database legacy
- 7:28Cosmos DB overview and demo
- 16:17Consistency models explained
- 22:56Document API demo
- 30:01MongoDB API demo
- 37:07Graph API demo
- 42:06Cassandra API and features
- 47:03Security and billing
- 51:17Q&A session
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