Implement a non-relational data model
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Identify an application’s key access patterns. Define the entities’ data model, along with containers to store the data with a partition key that will result in an efficient and scalable data store for the application.
Determine access patterns for data., Apply data model and partitioning strategies to support an efficient and scalable NoSQL database.
Familiarity with Azure Cosmos DB concepts, like databases, containers, documents, and throughput in Request Units per second (RU/s), Familiarity with using Azure Cosmos DB resources and data in the Azure portal, like using Data Explorer, running queries, and viewing query stats
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