Building Event-driven Microservices with the Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed
Build event-driven microservices with Azure Cosmos DB change feed. Learn with real-world e-commerce & IoT examples. Scale your applications!
Course Content
Building Event-driven Microservices with the Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Leonard Lobel. It runs 2h 38m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.9 out of 5 from 49 reviews. It is a paid course, first published July 2024.
Unlock the power of event-driven microservices with Azure Cosmos DB! This course, Building Event-driven Microservices with the Azure Cosmos DB Change Feed, guides you through creating scalable, cloud-native applications.
Learn how to effectively leverage the Azure Cosmos DB change feed to build real-time systems. We'll explore practical applications using e-commerce and IoT workloads to illustrate key concepts and proven design patterns.
Here's what you'll master:
- Understanding the Change Feed: Dive deep into the Azure Cosmos DB change feed and its partitioned ordering guarantees, ensuring data consistency and reliable event processing.
- Change Feed Consumption: Discover how to consume changes using both the Change Feed Processor Library and Azure Functions, offering flexible options for your microservices architecture.
- Practical Use Cases: See hands-on demos demonstrating how to achieve:
- Data Replication: Easily replicate data across your system.
- Denormalization: Optimize data access patterns for improved performance.
- Event Notifications: Trigger actions based on data changes.
- Materialized Views: Create pre-computed data for faster querying.
- Data Movement: Streamline data migration and transformation.
By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to design and build an effective event-driven microservices architecture centered around Azure Cosmos DB. Build robust, responsive applications that react to data changes in real-time.
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