This project offers .NET client tools and utilities to simplify interaction with Azure Cosmos DB, a globally distributed, multi-model database service. It provides a set of sample applications and utilities built using the Microsoft Azure DocumentDB NuGet package. The primary goal is to enable developers to easily integrate with Cosmos DB from their .NET applications, leveraging the SQL API.
This project serves as a valuable reference for developers integrating with Azure Cosmos DB. It includes numerous samples demonstrating various functionalities and use cases. The resources provided offer a practical starting point for understanding and implementing solutions with the .NET SDK. It also includes links to official documentation and performance tips.
- Core Functionality: Provides utilities for common operations like connection, data manipulation, and query execution within Azure Cosmos DB.
- Supported Platforms: Designed for .NET Framework 4.5 and later.
- Configuration: Utilizes the standard Microsoft.Azure.DocumentDB NuGet package for configuration.
- Developer Experience: Includes readily runnable samples and links to comprehensive documentation for ease of use.
- Performance: Offers links to performance optimization guides for efficient data handling.
- Integration: Facilitates integration with Azure Cosmos DB's SQL API.
- Troubleshooting: Provides links to resources for diagnosing and resolving issues encountered while using the SDK.
This project is marked as deprecated, with support ending in August 2024. While existing applications will continue to function, new development is not recommended. The project serves as a historical reference and a guide to migrating to the latest Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK version (v3).
Developers working with Azure Cosmos DB using the .NET platform can benefit from this repository as a resource for understanding the SDK, exploring functionalities through provided samples, and finding links to official Microsoft documentation. While deprecated, it provides valuable insights for existing applications and migration to newer SDK versions.