Azure Cosmos DB APIs – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Azure Cosmos DB APIs Azure Cosmos DB offers multiple database APIs to create different types…
Azure Storage Security – File, Object, and Data Lake Storage
Azure Storage Security Microsoft provides several layers of security to ensure that data stored in…
Cassandra API – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Cassandra API Apache Cassandra is a popular columnar database that stores large volumes of data…
Deployment Options – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Deployment OptionsInstances of Azure Cosmos DB can be deployed to an Azure subscription using several…
Configuring Databases and Containers – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Configuring Databases and ContainersAfter your Azure Cosmos DB account is deployed, you can start adding…
Resource Tokens – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Resource Tokens Resource tokens allow limited time access to Azure Cosmos DB resources such as…
Bad Request Exceptions – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Bad Request Exceptions Errors that return the HTTP 400 status code represent bad request exceptions…
Forbidden Exceptions – Nonrelational Databases in Azure
Forbidden Exceptions Forbidden exceptions occur when a data plane request comes from an application whose…
Data Redundancy – File, Object, and Data Lake Storage
Data Redundancy Azure Storage maintains HADR by storing multiple copies of the data in the…
Deploying through the Azure Portal – File, Object, and Data Lake Storage
Deploying through the Azure PortalStorage accounts can be easily deployed through the Azure Portal. Once…