Before Cosmos DB, my world was a SQL Relational World; that is to say, I have designed plenty of normalized Databases for projects of varying sizes. However, for the latest project that I have been working on, my team and I decided to go with Cosmos DB, which is a No-SQL Document Database. Every No-SQL Document-based DB out there has its nuances; this is no different from Cosmos DB.

It took me a lot of hands-on coding and reading the documentation to figure out all the features and nuances of Cosmos DB to design a correct and scalable schema and data-structure that the team has been using for our system.

In this blog post, I am going through the pain of documenting my findings so that others may go through this cheat sheet and save a lot of time and energy.

Learnt something new today.

Essence of the Bhagwad Gita as one sentence per chapter

(Not my own. Got it from a Whatsapp forward).

Something I feel bad about.