Azure Cosmos DB supports three index types: single-field, compound, and wildcard.
Learn best practices and see demonstrations for selecting and creating indexes, how to add and remove indexes using the policy editor, and how to fix inefficiencies.
Learn about seven different database paradigms and what they do best.
Contents:
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:45 Key-value
- 01:48 Wide Column
- 02:47 Document
- 04:05 Relational
- 06:21 Graph
- 07:22 Search Engine
- 08:27 Multi-model
In this third part episode, Roberto Cervantes walks through the different considerations customers must think through when designing a highly available application built on the Azure Kubernetes Service.
Learn more: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/kubernetes-on-azure
MongoDB created this jam from Sia’s Cheap Thrills. Impressive.
MongoDB’s CTO and Co-Founder, Eliot Horowitz, provides a comprehensive introduction to MongoDB in under 5 minutes. In this video, he walks through how the document model differs from a relational database, and how MongoDB’s distributed approach guarantees elastic scalability and always-on availability.
If you watch this are concerned about the future of RDBMS databases, don’t be. Traditional databases are certainly not going anywhere and, of course, are not well suited for every situation.
Emily Lawton discusses what’s new in Azure Cosmos DB’s API for Mongo DB, including new preview features such as support for the aggregation pipeline and unique indexes.
Learn some tips and tricks for importing large backups using MongoDB Tools.
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