Designing And Implementing Cloudnative Applications Using Microsoft Azure Cosmos Db Study Companion For The Dp420 Exam 1st Edition Steve Flowers by Steve Flowers 9781484295465, 1484295463 instant download after payment.

This book will help prepare you for the Microsoft DP-420 exam. Whether you are new to Azure Cosmos DB or have experience working with the platform, Designing and Implementing Cloud-Native Applications Using Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB is organized to address the specific skills measured in the DP-420 exam. The topics covered include NoSQL models, code, and real-world scenarios aimed at helping you to understand and solve the case studies included in the exam.
 
Beyond the exam, this book will assist you in your journey to adopt Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB for your own projects. You’ll learn what makes Azure Cosmos DB such a robust NoSQL service, as well as how NoSQL approaches help enable modern applications. You’ll also get practical guidance for your own implementations. The topics covered in this book are essential to knowing how to leverage the Cosmos DB service and provide best practices that will guide you to success both on the exam and in your career.
 
What You Will Learn
• Understand and hone the skills needed to pass the DP-420 exam
• Gain insight into the test-taking experience, whether at a testing center or virtually
• Evaluate and understand features of Azure Cosmos DB using real-world use cases and code samples
• Learn from case studies in the book that will help you to correctly address case studies in the exam
• Build a foundation that goes beyond the exam and gives you the confidence to implement Azure Cosmos DB in your own projects
• Determine the trade-offs between different configurations, whether your implementation is small and local or large and requires global scale
 
Who This Book Is For
Anyone planning to take the DP-420 exam, as well as developers, engineers, and architects seeking a better understanding of Azure Cosmos DB and how it is used in developing modern applications using a NoSQL approach.