Cloud Native Development on Azure with Java 2.2: Deploy a New Cosmos DB in Azure

This video tutorial guides viewers through deploying a new Azure Cosmos DB database in the Azure cloud. It highlights Cosmos DB's features, such as global distribution, scalability, and low latency. The tutorial demonstrates connecting a Java application to Cosmos DB for backend storage, creating a new database using Azure CLI, and retrieving primary keys for configuration. The video concludes with a brief overview of the next steps in integrating a web application with Cosmos DB.

What is one of the key features of Azure Cosmos DB?

• High latency

• Single region availability

• Limited scalability

• Globally distributed multi-model database

Which command is used to create a new Cosmos DB instance?

• az cosmosdb init

• az cosmosdb new

• az cosmosdb deploy

• az cosmosdb create

What parameter is used to specify the kind of Cosmos DB?

• --kind

• --model

• --type

• --form

Why is it important to retrieve the primary keys for the Cosmos DB?

• To increase storage capacity

• To delete the database

• To configure the application to store and retrieve data

• To change the database name

What should you do with the primary and secondary keys once retrieved?

• Ignore them

• Share them publicly

• Save them for future reference

• Delete them immediately