Building Event-driven Microservices with the Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed

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Leonard Lobel

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:58

1. course overview.zip

2. Introduction

1. Course Objectives.mp4

01:57

1. course objectives.zip

2. Introducing Change Feed.mp4

04:08

2. introducing change feed.zip

3. Horizontal Partitioning.mp4

01:15

3. horizontal partitioning.zip

4. Understanding Logical Paritions.mp4

02:13

4. understanding logical paritions.zip

5. Common Partitioning Patterns.mp4

03:57

5. common partitioning patterns.zip

6. Ordered Change Events.mp4

06:16

6. ordered change events.zip

7. Consuming the Change Feed.mp4

02:26

7. consuming the change feed.zip

8. Demo Using the Change Feed Processor Library.mp4

10:57

8. demo using the change feed processor library.zip

9. Summary.mp4

01:48

9. summary.zip

3. Replication for Multiple Partition Keys

1. Curing Analysis Paralysis.mp4

02:13

1. curing analysis paralysis.zip

2. Using Change Feed for Replication.mp4

01:50

2. using change feed for replication.zip

3. Processing Updates and Deletes.mp4

03:13

3. processing updates and deletes.zip

4. Using Azure Functions.mp4

02:18

4. using azure functions.zip

5. Demo Preparing for Replication.mp4

02:50

5. demo preparing for replication.zip

6. Demo Creating the Replication Microservice.mp4

10:16

6. demo creating the replication microservice.zip

7. Demo Testing the Replication Microservice.mp4

04:08

7. demo testing the replication microservice.zip

8. Demo Deploying the Replication Microservice.mp4

03:46

8. demo deploying the replication microservice.zip

9. Summary.mp4

01:20

9. summary.zip

4. Denormalizing the Non-relational Data Model

1. Handling Relational Workloads.mp4

01:36

1. handling relational workloads.zip

2. Querying Products.mp4

01:48

2. querying products.zip

3. Denormalizing Products.mp4

01:56

3. denormalizing products.zip

4. Demo Denormalization Microservice.mp4

07:50

4. demo denormalization microservice.zip

5. Summary.mp4

00:50

5. summary.zip

5. Generating Event Notifications

1. Contoso Airlines IoT Scenario.mp4

03:13

1. contoso airlines iot scenario.zip

2. Ingesting Flight Telemetry.mp4

01:33

2. ingesting flight telemetry.zip

3. Demo Flight Telemetry Generator.mp4

07:35

3. demo flight telemetry generator.zip

4. No-fly Zone Alerts.mp4

00:53

4. no-fly zone alerts.zip

5. Microservices Solution Structure.mp4

01:35

5. microservices solution structure.zip

6. Demo Creating the Email Alert Microservice.mp4

11:29

6. demo creating the email alert microservice.zip

7. Demo Testing the Email Alert Microservice.mp4

02:28

7. demo testing the email alert microservice.zip

8. Summary.mp4

00:52

8. summary.zip

6. Building Materialized Views

1. Querying Real-time Flight Data.mp4

01:23

1. querying real-time flight data.zip

2. Demo Flight Location Map.mp4

05:50

2. demo flight location map.zip

3. Introducing Materialized Views.mp4

01:31

3. introducing materialized views.zip

4. Demo Current Location Microservice.mp4

10:25

4. demo current location microservice.zip

5. Querying Arrival Data.mp4

02:02

5. querying arrival data.zip

6. Demo Arrivals Board Microservice.mp4

10:13

6. demo arrivals board microservice.zip

7. Summary.mp4

01:11

7. summary.zip

7. Moving Data

1. Pass the Data Along.mp4

01:54

1. pass the data along.zip

2. Demo Data Archival Microservice.mp4

08:21

2. demo data archival microservice.zip

3. Using the Pull Model Alternative.mp4

02:01

3. using the pull model alternative.zip

4. Summary.mp4

01:14

4. summary.zip

Description

The Azure Cosmos DB change feed enables a wide range of possibilities for building large-scale, event-driven microservices. This course will teach you how to build these microservices using real-world e-commerce and IoT workloads.

What You'll Learn?

Azure Cosmos DB exposes a change feed that makes it easy to build cloud-native, scalable, event-driven microservices. In this course, Building Event-driven Microservices with the Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed, you’ll learn how to leverage the change feed, using real-world e-commerce and IoT workloads to demonstrate key concepts and design patterns. First, you’ll explore the change feed itself, and its partitioned ordering guarantees. Next, you’ll discover how to consume the change feed using both the Change Feed Processor Library and Azure Functions. Finally, you’ll see practical demos that apply these concepts to achieve replication, denormalization, event notifications, materialized views, and data movement. By the end of this course, you’ll know how to build an effective event-driven microservices architecture around Azure Cosmos DB.

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Leonard Lobel (Microsoft MVP, SQL Server) is the chief technology officer and co-founder of Sleek Technologies, Inc., a New York-based development shop with an early adopter philosophy toward new technologies. He is also a principal consultant at Tallan, Inc., one of only 40 Microsoft National Systems Integrators in the United States. For more than 25 years, Tallan has been providing cutting-edge custom web/application development, business intelligence, customer relationship management, and integration services.\r\n\r\nProgramming since 1979, Lenni specializes in Microsoft-based solutions, with experience that spans a variety of business domains, including publishing, financial, wholesale/retail, health care, and e-commerce. Lenni has served as chief architect and lead developer for various organizations, ranging from small shops to high-profile clients. He is also a consultant, trainer, and frequent speaker at local usergroup meetings, SQL PASS, SQLBits, Visual Studio Live!, and other industry conferences.\r\n\r\nLenni is also lead author of the MS Press book "Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2012."

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