CosmosDB 101: Basics and quickstart
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Overview of Azure Cosmos DB’s capabilities, including global distribution, multi-model support, and the available APIs (SQL, JavaScript, Gremlin, MongoDB, Cassandra and Azure Table Storage). Describes the main features and capabilities of Cosmos DB and points to resources for getting started with the service.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54Santosh Hari
- 3:12Why talk about Cosmos DB?
- 4:41Some NoSQL basics
- 6:13RDBMS - Scale Vertical Single Server
- 7:10Scale horizontal many servers
- 7:36CAP Theorem
- 9:25CAP in reality - PACELC Theorem
- 12:07Partition Tolerant
- 12:38ACID becomes BASE
- 17:29Feature wall
- 23:52Latency - @ P99
- 25:26What is Throughput?
- 31:03Availability
- 39:43SQL API
- 40:47Table Storage
- 41:53Graph (Gremlin)
- 43:37Cassandra
- 45:57Local Emulator
- 48:24App Settings (web.config)
- 49:15ItemController Create method
- 49:56Repository Class (T = Generic)
- 50:20Repository Class - Init client
- 51:47Repository Class - doing work
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