Say “Yes” to NoSQL for .NET SQL Developers
Fully managed NoSQL with Azure CosmosDB
I was delighted when I discovered my TechBash 2018 presentation would be live streamed over Twitch.
The presentation includes an in-depth overview of NoSQL, including common NoSQL “flavors” such as key/value pair, document, graph, and column-based databases. I then demonstrate how these databases are implemented using the fully managed Azure CosmosDB. The presentation includes demonstrations of several types of database, a dive into the portal to examine partition keys at work (and why they are important for partition-optimized queries) and lots of .NET and .NET Core source code.
.@jeremylikness from @azureadvocates showing off the different @AzureCosmosDB consistency levels in his @TechBash talk pic.twitter.com/nVVFLC32ju
— Santosh Hari 😷 (@_s_hari) October 5, 2018
Download the full deck ⬇ here.
View the presentation here.
Let me know what your thoughts, feedback, suggestions and questions are in the comments below!
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Regards,
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