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Building Modern Apps with Azure Cosmos DB Serverless and Azure Cache for Redis

Offered By: Microsoft via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore two powerful Azure services for building fast and responsive applications in this 25-minute session. Discover the new serverless model for Azure Cosmos DB, a high-performance NoSQL database designed for mission-critical applications at any scale. Then, delve into Azure Cache for Redis, a fully managed cache service that enhances application scalability as user bases grow. Learn about the innovative integration of Redis Enterprise in partnership with Redis Labs. Gain insights into serverless provisioning, manual and autoscale throughput options, and cost considerations for Cosmos DB. Understand the advantages of distributed caches, recovery in session stores, and upcoming features like Azure Private Link for Redis. Perfect for developers seeking to leverage these Azure services to create modern, scalable applications.

Syllabus

Introduction
Agenda
Cosmos DB
Serverless
Provision throughput
Manual throughput
Unpredictable traffic
Autoscale
Autoscale overview
Autoscale in action
The right model
What is serverless
How to use Cosmos DB serverless
Cost of serverless resources
Serverless preview
Redis Overview
How it all comes together
Advantages
Distributed Caches
Summary
Recovery in Session Store
Architecture Diagram
Redis Enterprise
Renaissance Flash
Upcoming features
Azure Private Link
Conclusion


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Microsoft Ignite

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