Azure supports different flavors of SQL/NoSQL and Graph databases. In this article, let's explore different database options supported by Azure. The following image describes different database services supported by Azure.

1. What is Azure CosmoDB? Azure Cosmos DB is a fully managed NoSQL and a relational database for modern app development. Azure Cosmos DB offers single-digit millisecond response times, and automatic and instant scalability, along with guaranteeing speed at any scale. Azure Cosmos DB takes database administration off your hands with automatic management, updates, and…

The Azure storage account is a place to store files and data. In addition to file storage Azure Storage Account supports queues and table storage. Here in this article, let's explore the azure storage account in detail. 1. What is Azure Storage Account? The Azure Storage Account is the place to store Azure Storage data objects…

In this article, let us explore the configuration and setup of the Azure Function App. 1. What is Azure Function App? Using Azure Function App, it can run simple functions without provisioning infrastructure. Here the term ‘simple function’ means it can be an event trigger or HTTP trigger or crone expression. Here the user not provisioning…

Azure App service is a beautiful place to host your application easily. App Service Web Apps lets you quickly build, deploy, and scale enterprise-grade web, mobile, and API apps. In this article, let's see the different steps to configure the Azure App Service. 1. Why I use Azure Web App The user doesn't worry about the application…

All of the cloud providers primarily provide support for the virtual machine. Here in this article let's checkout what are the different configuration options available on Azure virtual machine. 1. Different VM Creation Options In Azure In Azure, it can create four different types of VMs. those are Azure Virtual Machine: It is the most used option…

In this article, we are looking into the details of Kubernetes pods. The pods are the basic units of Kubernetes. The docker containers are placed inside the pod. In this article, let’s understand the concept of Kubernetes pods theoretically as well as practically. What is a pod? The Pods are the basic deployable units…

CQRS stands for Command and Query Responsibility Segregation. Basically, this pattern separates read and update operations for a database. Normally, in monolithic applications, most of the time we have 1 database and this database should respond to both query execution and update operations. That means a database is both working…

A microservice-based application is a distributed system. The overall system consists of multiple smaller services, and together these services provide the overall application functionality. This architectural style provides numerous benefits, it has several limitations as well. One of the major problems in a microservice architecture is how to handle a…