DP-3015 Getting Started with Cosmos DB NoSQL Development
1. Introduction to Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– What is Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL?
– How does Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL work?
– When should you use Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL?
2. Try Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Explore available resources
– Review basic operations
3. Plan Resource Requirements
– Understand throughput
– Evaluate throughput requirements
– Evaluate data storage requirements
– Time-to-live (TTL)
– Plan for data retention with time-to-live (TTL)
4. Configure Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Database and Containers
– Serverless
– Compare serverless vs. provisioned throughput
– Autoscale throughput
– Compare autoscale vs. standard (manual) throughput
– Migrate between standard (manual) and autoscale throughput
5. Move Data into and out of Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Move data using Azure Data Factory
– Move data using a Kafka connector
– Move data using Stream Analytics
– Move data using the Azure Cosmos DB Spark connector
6. Use the Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL SDK
– Understand the SDK
– Import from package manager
– Connect to an online account
– Implement client singleton
– Configure connectivity mode
7. Configure the Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL SDK
– Enable offline development
– Handle connection errors
– Implement threading and parallelism
– Configure logging
8. Implement Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Point Operations
– Understand point operations
– Create documents
– Read a document
– Update documents
– Configure time-to-live (TTL) value for a specific document
– Delete documents
9. Perform Cross-Document Transactional Operations with Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Create a transactional batch with the SDK
– Review batch operation results with the SDK
– Implement optimistic concurrency control
10. Process Bulk Data in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Create bulk operations with the SDK
– Review bulk operation caveats
– Implement bulk best practices
11. Query the Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand SQL query language
– Create queries with SQL
– Project query results
– Implement type-checking in queries
– Use built-in functions
– Execute queries in the SDK
12. Author Complex Queries with the Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Create cross-product queries
– Implement correlated subqueries
– Implement variables in queries
– Paginate query results
13. Define Indexes in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand indexes
– Understand indexing policies
– Review indexing policy strategies
14. Customize Indexes in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Customize the indexing policy
– Evaluate composite indexes
15. Consume an Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Change Feed using the SDK
– 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
16. Handle Events with Azure Functions and Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Change Feed
– Understand Azure Function bindings for Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Configure function bindings
– Develop functions
17. Search Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL Data with Azure Cognitive Search
– Create an indexer for data in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Implement a change detection policy
– Manage a data deletion detection policy
18. Implement a Non-Relational Data Model
– Understand the difference between NoSQL and relational databases
– Identify access patterns for your app
– When to embed or reference data
– Choose a partition key
– Model small lookup entities
19. Design a Data Partitioning Strategy
– Denormalize data in your model
– Manage referential integrity by using change feed
– Combine multiple entities in the same container
– Denormalize aggregates in the same container
– Finalize the data model
20. Configure Replication and Manage Failovers in Azure Cosmos DB
– Understand replication
– Distribute data across regions
– Evaluate the cost of distributing data globally
– Define automatic failover policies
– Perform manual failovers
– Configure SDK region
21. Use Consistency Models in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand consistency models
– Configure default consistency model in the portal
– Change consistency model with the SDK
– Use session tokens
22. Configure Multi-Region Write in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand multi-region write
– Configure multi-region support in the SDK
– Understand conflict resolution policies
– Create custom conflict resolution policy
23. Customize an Indexing Policy in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Index usage
– Review read-heavy index patterns
– Review write-heavy index patterns
24. Measure Index Performance in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Enable indexing metrics
– Analyze indexing metrics results
– Measure query cost
– Measure point operation cost
25. Implement Integrated Cache in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Review workloads that benefit from the cache
– Enable integrated cache
– Configure cache staleness
26. Measure Performance in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand Azure Monitor
– Measure throughput
– Observe rate-limiting events
– Query logs
27. Monitor Responses and Events in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Review common response codes
– Understand transient errors
– Review rate-limiting errors
– Configure Alerts
– Audit security
28. Implement Backup and Restore for Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Evaluate periodic backup
– Configure continuous backup and recovery
– Perform a point-in-time recovery
29. Implement Security in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Implement network-level access control
– Review data encryption options
– Use role-based access control (RBAC)
– Access account resources using Microsoft Entra ID
– Understand Always Encrypted
30. Write Management Scripts for Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Create resources
– Manage index policies
– Configure database or container-provisioned throughput
– Migrate between standard and autoscale throughput
– Change region failover priority
– Initiate failovers
31. Create Resource Template for Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand Azure Resource Manager resources
– Author Azure Resource Manager templates
– Configure database or container resources
– Configure throughput with an Azure Resource Manager template
– Manage index policies through Azure Resource Manager templates
32. Build Multi-Item Transactions with the Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Understand transactions in the context of JavaScript SDK
– Author Stored procedures
– Rollback transactions
– Create stored procedures with the JavaScript SDK
33. Expand Query and Transaction Functionality in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
– Create user-defined functions
– Create user-defined functions with the SDK
– Add triggers to an operation
– Create and use triggers with the SDK