Introduction to Azure DocumentDB
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This document provides an introduction to Microsoft Azure DocumentDB. It discusses how DocumentDB is a non-relational or NoSQL database that stores data in JSON documents. It also overview how DocumentDB provides scalability, high availability, and fast performance for large document workloads. Key features of DocumentDB discussed include its resource and interaction models, indexing, consistency options, querying capabilities, and support for JavaScript transactions.
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- 5. Agenda • NoSQL • Introduction to Azure DocumentDB • Storing data • Querying data • Transactions over data
- 6. No SQL in Database what ???
- 7. Is DocumentDB NoSQL database? • database management system that is non relational • schema less, avoids joins & easy to scale • NoSQL =
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- 12. DEMO - Getting Started
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- 16. Tunning indexes • synchronous (Consistent) • asynchronous (Lazy)
- 17. Sharding
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- 19. DEMO – Queries, CRUD, Stored Procedures
- 20. Known limits • Stored procedure 5 second execution timeout • Index policies can be specified only at collection creation time • no aggregate functions for now, no datetime type • no joins between documents and collections • Maximum request size of document and attachment 512KB • Maximum response size - 1MB • Maximum Request Units / sec per collection 2000 etc…
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