Microsoft Migrate NoSQL workloads to Azure Cosmos DB DP-060T00-A

The primary audience for this course is database developers who plan to migrate their MongoDB or Cassandra DB workloads to Azure using Cosmos DB.

At the end of this course, the students will have learned:

• Building Globally Distributed Applications with Cosmos DB
• Migrate MongoDB Workloads to Cosmos DB
• Migrate Cassandra DB Workloads to Cosmos DB

In addition to their professional experience, students who attend this training should already have the following technical knowledge:

• The fundamental concepts of partitioning, replication, and resource governance for building and configuring scalable NoSQL applications that are agnostic of a Cosmos DB API.

Module 1: Building Globally Distributed Applications with Cosmos DB

This module describes the benefits and architecture of Cosmos DB.

Lessons

• Cosmos DB overview
• Cosmos DB APIs
• Provisioning Throughput
• Partitioning/Sharding Best Practices

Lab : Creating a Cosmos DB Database

• Create Cosmos DB Account
• Configure RUs

At the end of this module, the students will be able to describe:

Module 2: Migrate MongoDB Workloads to Cosmos DB

Migrate MongoDB Workloads to Cosmos DB

• Understand Migration Benefits
• Migration Planning
• Data Migration
• Application Migration
• Post-migration considerations

Lab : Migrating MongoDB Workloads to Cosmos DB

• Create a Migration Project
• Define Source and Target
• Perform Migration
• Verify Migration

At the end of this module, the students will be able to:

• Perform Migration Planning
• Perform Data Migration
• Perform Application Migration
• Undertake Post-migration considerations

Module 3: Migrate Cassandra DB Workloads to Cosmos DB

This module describes the benefits and process of migrating Cassandra DB workloads to Cosmos DB.

Lab : Migrating Cassandra DB Workloads to Cosmos DB

• Export the Schema
• Move Data Using CQLSH COPY
• Move Data Using Spark

Additional ReadingThere is no additional reading required to take this course.