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You will learn how to build globally distributed, low-latency applications using Azure Cosmos DB. The course covers basic and advanced concepts, including containers, documents, partitions, indexing, and server-side programming.

This course, sequentially structured, starts with the fundamental concepts of Cosmos DB and then explores advanced topics. Next, you will learn how to optimize query performance, reduce costs, and monitor and troubleshoot Cosmos DB. By the end of the course, you will be able to design and implement scalable Cosmos DB databases and manage resources using Azure CLI and the .NET SDK.

Upon completing the course, you’ll have the skills to build cloud-native applications that can handle the most demanding workloads and serve users around the world. You’ll also have hands-on experience with optimizing query performance, reducing Cosmos DB costs and monitoring and troubleshooting Cosmos DB.

Mastering Cosmos DB through Basic and Advanced Concepts with C#

**(Select all that apply.)** Which default roles are available for Cosmos DB RBAC?

(Select all that apply.) Which default roles are available for Cosmos DB RBAC?

In Cosmos DB RBAC, we can create documents.

In Cosmos DB RBAC, we can create containers.

In Cosmos DB RBAC, we can run stored procedures.

Which statement is false?

**(True or False)** Access through keys can be completely disabled.

(True or False) Access through keys can be completely disabled.

When we already have an authentication API

When should we use resource tokens to access a database?

When should we use resource tokens to access a database?

How do we restore periodic backups?

By default, which backup mode has no extra cost?

By default, which backup mode has no extra cost?

**(True or False)** By default, Cosmos DB data is encrypted at rest.

(True or False) By default, Cosmos DB data is encrypted at rest.

**(True or False)** The Always Encrypted feature requires keys to be stored in Azure Key Vault.

(True or False) The Always Encrypted feature requires keys to be stored in Azure Key Vault.

Bicep files are compiled into ARM templates.

Bicep files are used to deploy to different cloud providers.

Bicep files are simpler than ARM templates.

Test your knowledge of Cosmos DB’s security, backup, and deployments.

Welcome To Cosmos DB

Cosmos DB Fundamentals

SmartHome Project

Data Modeling

GPS Tracker

A Distributed Database

Change Feed

Security and Infrastructure

User Registry

Server-Side Programming

Final Words

Conclusion

Quiz on Security and Infrastructure