59:34Learn Live - Implement a non-relational data model
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Full series information: https://aka.ms/learnlive-azure-cosmosdb-cert More info here: https://aka.ms/learnlive-azure-cosmosdb-cert-Ep16 Follow on Microsoft Learn: - Microsoft Learn Module: https://aka.ms/learnlive-20220427A Identify an application's key access patterns. Define the entities' data model, along with containers to store the data with a partition key that will result in an efficient and scalable data store for the application. --------------------- Learning objectives - Determine access patterns for data. - Apply data model and partitioning strategies to support an efficient and scalable NoSQL database. --------------------- Chapters -------- 00:00 - Welcome 06:36 - Learning objectives and introduction 18:40 - What's the difference between NoSQL and relational databases? 38:30 - Identify access patterns for your app 43:22 - When to embed or reference data 48:25 - Exercise: Measure performance for customer entities 1:11:08 - Choose a partition key 1:22:45 - Model small lookup entities 1:25:51 - Knowledge Check 1:28:20 - Summary and conclusion --------------------- Presenters Alex Mang Founder/CEO, Microsoft RD, MVP and MCT KeyTicket Solutions - Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamalexmang - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamalexmang/ Heini Ilmarinen DevOps Consultant, Microsoft Data MVP Polar Squad - Twitter: https://twitter.com/HeiniIlmarinen - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heini-ilmarinen Moderators Chr
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