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We’re continuing to simplify AI app development by integrating Azure Cosmos DB’s cost-effective and scalable vector search directly with Spring AI and LangChain4J! These frameworks empower Java developers to efficiently manage fast and accurate data retrieval with Azure Cosmos DB’s scalability and efficient vector indexing and search capabilities, ...

The Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL™ provides a data access layer that enables you to query multiple data sources quickly and efficiently using a widely adopted and familiar API technology. This API abstracts the specifics of backend data sources, allowing you to focus on your application's logic and deliver all the data a client needs in a single...

We are excited to announce the preview release of the new Linux-based Azure Cosmos DB Emulator! This latest version is built to provide faster startup times and broader platform compatibility, addressing one of the most requested features in the Azure Cosmos DB User Voice community. The emulator can now seamlessly run on Apple silicon and Microsoft...

Security is essential for any application, and we are pleased to announce the public preview of Azure Network Security Perimeter, a feature that lets Azure Cosmos DB customers enhance their application security by creating a logical network boundary that isolates your applications network from external networks, such as the internet. Network securi...

This article was co-authored by Kenji Onishi, Senior Manager, Powertrain Performance Development​, Toyota Motor Corporation; Kosuke Miyasaka, Azure App Innovation Specialist; and Keisuke Hatasaki, Azure Sr. Specialist, GBB. ​ Executive Summary: Toyota Motor Corporation, one of the world’s largest automobile manufacturers, has adopted Azure Cosmo...

We’re excited to announce several new features and advancements for search and retrieval functionalities in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL including: These features open the door to building new search and AI scenarios on Azure Cosmos DB, particularly benefiting Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and multi-agent AI applications by...

Change streams provide a real-time flow of database changes from your database to your application. This feature enables the development of reactive applications by allowing you to subscribe to database changes. Configuring Change Streams To get started with change streams, let's look at an example code snippet that initiates a change stream on t...

We’re excited to announce the public preview of the latest update to the Azure Databases Visual Studio Code extension, which brings the full power of Azure Cosmos DB to your favorite editor! This extension integrates a robust GUI right into Visual Studio Code, allowing you to connect, query, and manage your Azure Cosmos DB resources seamlessly. Thi...

We are happy to share with you an update to the Azure Cosmos DB networking configuration options within the Azure Portal. This update introduces a split in the IP address list, now presented as two distinct categories: user IP addresses and Portal Middleware IPs.  Managing IP access control policies is essential for maintaining a secure environment...

Azure Cosmos DB Data Explorer is a web-based tool available in the Azure Portal that allows you to manage data, as well as track and fix issues with your queries. In this blog post, we will focus on some of the new features in data explorer that improve the error messaging in the query editor, making it easier for you to debug queries in Azure Cosm...