Cosmos DB for MongoDB Developers: Migrating to Azure Cosmos DB and Using the MongoDB API

by Manish Sharma

Chapter 1: Why NoSQL? Chapter To set the context for the NoSQL No of 5 - 8 Sub -Topics 1. Existence of NoSQL databases 2. Types of NoSQL databases & their usage 3. Expectation from NoSQL databases 4. Future of NoSQL on cloud Chapter 2: CosmosDB overview Chapter Provide overview of CosmosDB No of pages : 20 - 25 Sub - Topics 1. Global distribution 2. Multi Modal API 3. Elastic scale 4. Consistency 5. Performance 6. SLA Chapter 3: CosmosDB Multi-geo replication Chapter Help reader to provide an understanding the difference between geo replication of CosmosDB as compared to MongoDB No of pages : 10 - 15 Sub - 1. Configuration 2. Auto-shift Geo APIs 3. Multi-read / single write region pattern 4. Atomicity & Geo-replication Chapter 4: Indexing Chapter Help reader to understand indexing behavior of CosmosDB compare to MongoDB No of pages : 15 - 20 Sub - 1. Auto Indexing 2. Custom Indexing 3. Indexing methods 4. Optimizations Chapter 5: Partitioning Chapter Help reader to understand partitioning behavior of CosmosDB compare to MongoDB No of pages : 15 - 20 Sub - 1. MongoDB Partitioning 2. Partitioning in CosmosDB 3. Optimizations Chapter 6: Consistency No of pages : 5 - 10 Chapter Help reader to understand different consistency level and tune it with comparison to MongoDB. 1. Consistent read/write 2. High throughput 3. Balancing act Chapter 7: Sizing No of pages : 5 - 10 Chapter Help reader to understand the concepts of Read Units & its calculation drived from existing MongoDB's usage. 1. What is RU? 2. Calculate RU 3. Optimize RU consumption Chapter 8: Migrating to CosmosDB MongoDB API No of pages : 20 - 30 Chapter Detailing of CosmosDB MongoDB API. 1. Migration Strategies 2. Preparation 3. Migration Chapter 9: CosmosDB MongoDB API - Advanced services No of pages : 20 - 30 Chapter Detailing of CosmosDB MongoDB API. 1. Aggregation Pipeline support 2. Spark connector 3. TBD

228 pages, Paperback

Published August 13, 2018

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A mechanical engineer offering a wealth of knowledge in developing and implementing mechanical engineering concepts for the design and development of various types of products with excellent technical, analytical, and communication skills. I am a postgraduate in Mechanical Engineering with primary areas of interest are Robotics and automation, Prosthetic and Smart wearables, mechatronics, Machine Design, Biomechanics, and Sports.

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