Matias Quaranta

Software Engineer, Azure Cosmos DB

Software Engineer at Cosmos DB

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Under the hood of the new Azure Functions extension for Azure Cosmos DB

The Azure Cosmos DB Azure Functions extension version 4 is now GA, and it packs a load of improvements and new features. The goal of this post is to go deep into the technical details about the extension changes and guide you to take advantage of them. Source code As a starting point, everything I'll be talking about in the article is ...

Using Azure Cosmos DB as an ASP.NET session state and caching provider

Learn how to leverage Azure Cosmos DB as ASP.NET Session State provider and distributed cache by using the existing caching extension on your applications

Improve your Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK initialization

In this post, learn about the ways you can initialize your Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK client to avoid latency spikes in your first operations.

Optimizing bandwidth in the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK

Learn how to optimize the network bandwidth usage in your application by taking advantage of EnableContentResponseOnWrite to avoid getting unneeded content as part of your operations with the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK

HttpClientFactory in the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK

In this post, learn about HTTPClientFactory and how you can use it to pool HTTP connections with Azure Cosmos DB clients.

Bulk support improvements for Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK

Learn about the improvements made on Bulk support to increase throughput usage in the latest Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK.

Introducing TransactionalBatch in the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK

Learn how to use the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK TransactionalBatch support to leverage transactional scope on groups of operations that need to atomically commit as a unit

Introducing Bulk support in the .NET SDK

Learn how to use the Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK Bulk support to create high throughput data migration and ingestion applications that are optimized to take advantage of your provisioned throughput