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Learning Azure DocumentDB

Learning Azure DocumentDB

By : Riccardo Becker
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Learning Azure DocumentDB

Learning Azure DocumentDB

By: Riccardo Becker
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Overview of this book

Learning DocumentDB adopts a practical, step-by-step approach to help you learn the basics of DocumentDB and use your new-found abilities in real-life scenarios and enterprise solutions. We start with the absolute basics, such as setting up a DocumentDB environment, and guide you through managing your databases, and executing simple and complex queries. Next, we explain how to work with DocumentDB using the open REST protocol, and demonstrate how JavaScript works with DocumentDB. We’ll also show you how to authenticate and execute queries. Moving on, you’ll find out how to use DocumentDB from within Node.js to kick-start your Node.js projects. Next, you’ll discover how to increase the performance of your DocumentDB database and fine-tune it. Finally, you’ll get to grips with using DocumentDB in conjunction with other services offered from the Microsoft Azure platform.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Getting Started with DocumentDB
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1. Getting Started with DocumentDB
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What is DocumentDB?
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Exploring the data model
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DocumentDB versus other databases
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Understanding the price model
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Building your first application
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Summary
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2. Setting up and Managing Your Database
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2. Setting up and Managing Your Database
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Managing your keys
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Using resource tokens
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Managing alerts
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3. Basic Querying
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3. Basic Querying
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Creating resources
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Reading resources
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Updating documents
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Deleting documents
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4. Advanced Querying
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4. Advanced Querying
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Using the SELECT statement
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Using the FROM clause
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Using the WHERE clause
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Using built-in functions
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Building stored procedures
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Building triggers
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Building user-defined functions
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Using LINQ to DocumentDB
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5. Using REST to Access Your Database
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5. Using REST to Access Your Database
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Understanding the basics of REST
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Querying DocumentDB resources
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Getting all databases
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Adding a document
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6. Using Node.js to Access Your Database
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6. Using Node.js to Access Your Database
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Introducing Node.js
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Utilizing DocumentDB from Node.js
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7. Advanced Techniques
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7. Advanced Techniques
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Introducing indexes
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Partitioning data
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Managing performance
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Using transactions
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Setting consistency levels
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8. Putting Your Database at the Heart of Azure Solutions
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8. Putting Your Database at the Heart of Azure Solutions
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Introducing an Internet of Things scenario
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Increasing search capabilities
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Enhancing security
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Migrating data
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Introducing Node.js

Node.js is gaining a lot of popularity during the last years and more and more developers embrace Node.js. But what is it and why should we use it?

What is Node.js?

Node.js is a runtime system for creating server applications. The core of Node.js is a bare, stripped server that accepts requests and can respond to them. All this occurs in a so called loop. There is no underlying web server like Internet Information Server or Apache needed to run Node.js. Every request to a Node.js application spins off a new thread on the server. This means that the main thread in Node.js never gets blocked and that potentially it can serve thousands and thousands of concurrent users. On http://nodejs.org, you can find lots of information and examples of Node.js.

The most basic example of a Node.js application is shown here:

var http = require('http');
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
  res.end(&apos...
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