COSMOS DB - geodistributed database for anyone
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SPEAKER: Illia Lubenets is a Lead Software Engineer at EPAM. Microsoft Azure MVP. Co-founder of .NET Core Ukrainian User Group. He is interested in distributed systems development, mainly based on Microsoft Azure. Active meetup and conference organizer and speaker. COSMOS DB is an interesting database developed by Microsoft. In this session, we will look at what opportunities it provides and what problems can be solved with this database. Since this database is an SAAS service, its performance depends on how much you pay for it. The speaker will tell you how to minimize the coefficient in this dependency and what approaches you should take when working with COSMOS.
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