Azure CosmosDB Solution Accelerator for Developers
(Azure CosmosDB Helper Library)

About this repository

Welcome to Azure CosmosDB Solution Accelerator (Azure CosmosDB Helper).

Azure CosmosDB Helper supports MongoDB API and SQL Core API interface with LINQ statements.
Developers can their Business Entities CRUD Operations without learning specific query languages for each APIs.
Once your business logic has been built with LINQ statements with Azure CosmosDB Helper, you may easily switch two APIs with very few code changes.

This Repository contains Azure CosmosDB Helper Library source code and Hands on descriptions for how to use it.

Version History

• v 0.7.3 Update

  • Access Azure CosmosDB with Managed Identity

    • EAE.Solutions.CosmosDB.Security.ManagedIdentity has been released
      • Get rid of secrets from your configuration or source code
      • Retireve Azure Cosmos DB Connection Strings with Managed Identity (DocumentDB Account Contributor Role)
      • Persistent Azure resource access with single Managed Identity

• v 0.7 Update

  • Change feed processor for Azure CosmosDB Core SQL API

    • Microsoft.Solutions.CosmosDB.SQL.ChangeFeed (ChangeFeed Processor Helper) has been released
      • Automatic lease container creation
      • Multiple process host support for parallel execution in Microservice deployment
      • Delegate process template for detecting ChangeSets.

  • Improved performance with optimized Connection Object

  • CosmosEntityBase Name has been changed to CosmosDBEntityBase

    • Azure CosmosDB Core SQL API EF Core Deprecated
      • Azure CosmosDB Provider - EF Core wrapper has been deprecated
        (EF Core Framework's performance issue)

• v 0.6 First Release

  • Azure CosmosDB Core SQL API support

    • Azure CosmosDB SDK wrapper
    • Azure CosmosDB Provider - EF Core wrapper

  • Azure CosmosDB MongoDB SQL API Support

    • MongoDB.Driver wrapper

Prerequisites

This source code has been built with .NET framework 5.0 (but you may build it with .NET Core 3.1 as well)

Purpose

CosmosDB Solution Accelerator helps developers who wants to use CosmosDB with SIMPLE and DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENCY.
Developers can easily switch CosmosDB APIs between SQL API and Mongo API with little changes

How to Work with it

You may start with HandsOn page.
All of libraries can be referenced though Nuget packages to your project.

License

Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation

All rights reserved.

MIT License

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Note about Libraries with MPL-2.0 and LGPL-2.1 Licenses

The following libraries are not explicitly included in this repository, but users who use this Solution Accelerator may need to install them locally and in Azure Synapse to fully utilize this Solution Accelerator. However, the actual binaries and files associated with the libraries are not included as part of this repository, but they are available for installation via the PyPI library using the pip installation tool.

Libraries: chardet, certifi, pathspec

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