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  Hi friends, we would be discussing today about a very powerful integration strategy: integrating Cosmos Db to D365F&O using Azure Functions. Scenario:  If you have large datasets coming to D365F&O system, and you want the data to be processed on a near-real time momentum, then plugging CosmosDB to D365F&O with Azure functions could be a very powerful option.   When should you use Cosmos Db: Azure Cosmos DB natively partitions your data for high availability and scalability. Azure Cosmos DB offers 99.99% guarantees for availability, throughput, low latency, and consistency on all single-region accounts and all multi-region accounts with relaxed consistency, and 99.999% read availability on all multi-region database accounts. Azure Cosmos DB has SSD backed storage with low-latency order-of-millisecond response times. Azure Cosmos DB's support for consistency levels like eventual, consistent prefix, session, and bounded-staleness allows for full flexibilit...

  Wassup Guyz? Today will talk about Linking Azure Cosmos DB to Azure Synapse Analytics, and then dealing with its migrated data.  As we all know, Azure Cosmos Db had been in the market for quiet a time now. Azure Cosmos DB is a globally distributed, multi-model database service offered by Microsoft. It is designed to provide high availability, scalability, and low-latency access to data for modern applications. It is a fully managed NoSQL and relational database for modern app development, whereby you can store the humongous volume of dataset, allowing them to be easily replicated across regions/locations, in a most effective way. Essentially in a Cosmos DB, we create a Database (we call it a TodoList) and inside it the we keep Tables (called as Items), into which we can keep our records. And as you have rightly guessed, the reccords are stored in form of JSON structures, and you have provision to query the records and even create triggers/stored procs on them. Creating...