Integrate Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL with Azure services
Offered By: Microsoft via Microsoft Learn
Course Description
Overview
- Module 1: Process change feed events using the change feed processor in the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API .NET SDK.
- Create a change feed processor in the .NET SDK
- Author a delegate to handle a batch of changes in a client-side application
- Module 2: Use Azure Functions bindings to integrate a function with Azure Cosmos DB SQL API.
- Create an Azure Function using the Azure Cosmos DB trigger
- Module 3: Index Azure Cosmos DB SQL API data with Azure Cognitive Search.
- Create an indexer to migrate data from Azure Cosmos DB SQL API to an Azure Cognitive Search index
After completing this module, you'll be able to:
After completing this module, you'll be able to:
After completing this module, you'll be able to:
Syllabus
- Module 1: Consume an Azure Cosmos DB SQL API change feed using the SDK
- Introduction
- Understand change feed features in the SDK
- Implement a delegate for the change feed processor
- Implement the change feed processor
- Implement the change feed estimator
- Exercise: Process change feed events using the Azure Cosmos DB SQL API SDK
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Module 2: Handle events with Azure Functions and Azure Cosmos DB SQL API change feed
- Introduction
- Understand Azure Function bindings for Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
- Configure function bindings
- Develop function
- Exercise: Process Azure Cosmos DB SQL API data using Azure Functions
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Module 3: Search Azure Cosmos DB SQL API data with Azure Cognitive Search
- Introduction
- Create an indexer for data in Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
- Implement a change detection policy
- Manage a data deletion detection policy
- Exercise - Search data using Azure Cognitive Search and Azure Cosmos DB SQL API
- Knowledge check
- Summary
Tags
Related Courses
Introduction to DatabasesMeta via Coursera Web Development
Udacity MongoDB for Developers
MongoDB University MongoDB for DBAs
MongoDB University MongoDB for Java Developers
MongoDB University