MEAN with Cosmos DB

Complete the “Create a MongoDB app with Angular and Azure Cosmos DB(Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.” tutorial using your Azure account and submit a screenshot of your working project to the “MEAN with Cosmos DB” assignment in this module.

1 – Create

There are three “paths” shown for “Create”:

– Node.js

– Node.js and Angular (the one I am asking you to complete)

– Node.js and React

If you have the time and inclination, you can try all three, but for this assignment, you only need to do the “Node.js and Angular”.

2 – Import

You probably do not have data to import from a MongoDB, so you might think about not reviewing this section, but this section also discusses how to find your connection string information (host, port, username, and password).

3 – Query

This section of the tutorial covers how to query data with MongoDB and provides example queries for you to use in your assignment and project.

4- Distribute globally

Watch the videos, but you can minimize your cost for this assignment by limiting distribution.

5 – Develop locally

If your set up will support it, I would encourage you to download and install the Cosmos DB emulator to develop your projects and assignments, but be forewarned, there are a lot of caveats and details when using an emulator for code development, so be careful. This step is not required for this assignment.

Once you have your project working, take a screenshot of a query. Make sure your screenshot includes the entire web app window so that there is enough information for me to determine that you successfully completed the assignment.

 

Last Updated on February 11, 2019

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