Visit Home Page at https://azurecosmosdb.github.io/labs/
- Overview, Value Proposition & Use Cases
- Resource Model
- Request Units & Billing
- Data Modeling
- Partitioning
- SQL API Query
- Server Side Programming
- Troubleshooting
- Concurrency
- Change Feed
- Global Distribution
- Security
In addition to the above workshop decks, we have hands-on labs. We have labs available for our .NET sdk and Java sdk below:
Prior to starting these labs, you must have the following operating system and software configured on your local machine:
- 64-bit Windows 10 Operating System
| Software | Download Link |
|---|---|
| Git | /git-scm.com/downloads |
| .NET Core 3.1 (or greater) SDK 1 | /download.microsoft.com/dotnet-sdk-3.1 |
| Visual Studio Code | /code.visualstudio.com/download |
It is recommended to complete the labs in the order specified below:
- Pre-lab: Creating an Azure Cosmos DB account
- Lab 1: Creating a container in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 2: Importing Data into Azure Cosmos DB with Azure Data Factory
- Lab 3: Querying in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 4: Indexing in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 5: Building a .NET Console App on Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 6: Multi-Document Transactions in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 7: Transactional Continuation in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 8: Intro to Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed
- Lab 9: Troubleshooting Performance in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 10: Optimistic Concurrency Control in Azure Cosmos DB
- Post-lab: Cleaning Up
- If you already have .NET Core installed on your local machine, you should check the version of your .NET Core installation using the
dotnet --versioncommand.
Prior to starting these labs, you must have the following operating system and software configured on your local machine:
- 64-bit Windows 10 Operating System
| Software | Download Link |
|---|---|
| Git | /git-scm.com/downloads |
| Java 8 JDK (or greater) | /jdk8-downloads |
| Java 8 JRE (or greater) | /jre8-downloads |
| Visual Studio Code | /code.visualstudio.com/download |
| Java Extension Pack (if using VS Code) | /vscode-java-pack |
| Maven | /maven.apache.org/ |
It is recommended to complete the labs in the order specified below:
- Pre-lab: Creating an Azure Cosmos DB account
- Lab 1: Creating a container in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 2: Importing Data into Azure Cosmos DB with Azure Data Factory
- Lab 3: Querying in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 4: Indexing in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 5: Building a Java Console App on Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 6: Multi-Document Transactions in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 7: Transactional Continuation in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 8: Intro to Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed
- Lab 9: Troubleshooting Performance in Azure Cosmos DB
- Lab 10: Optimistic Concurrency Control in Azure Cosmos DB
- Post-lab: Cleaning Up
- When installing the Java 11 SDK or higher, this is bundled with a Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Make sure the JRE path (e.g: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.2\bin) is present at the top of your Path variable in System variables.
- If you already have Java installed on your local machine, you should check the version of your Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installation using the
java -versioncommand. - If using a version of Java greater than version 8, some projects may not compile (for example the benchmarking application).
It is recommended to complete the labs in the order specified below:
- Pre-lab: Creating an Azure Cosmos DB Cassandra API Account
- Lab 1: Load Data with Databricks
- Lab 2: Query Data with CQLSH
- Lab 3: Implementing Retry and Failover
- Lab 4: Change Feed with Spring Data
- Lab 5: Cleaning Up
Adobe Illustrator files for printing cosmic stickers (e.g. stickermule):