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Let’s build a very basic REST Web API that builds and manages a simple graph database using the Azure Cosmos db Gremlin API.

You’ll learn how to create a cosmos db in azure using the gremlin (graph) api. You’ll also get an understanding of how to use the free open source Gremlin.Net library and build gremlin queries to create, read, update, delete, and build relationships between your data vectors.

Finally, I’d love to show you some tips & tricks and clearly explain some of the basic gremlin syntax.

Instructor Details

Certified SQL Server Database Administrator - MCP 70-462 Certified Ethical Hacker - CEH v9 312-50 CompTIA Pentest+ Certified Principal Software Engineer, Database Administrator, Penetration Tester, and Security Adviser, 20 years in the industry! I've worked for quite a few companies and currently work for an international software company specifically in the Industrial Control Systems space. With all the experience I've gained over the years, I would like to teach you some specifics of what I've learned.

Specification: Learn Cosmos db Gremlin API by building a .Net Core REST API

Duration

2.5 hours

Year

2019

Level

All

Certificate

Yes

Quizzes

No

15 reviews for Learn Cosmos db Gremlin API by building a .Net Core REST API

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  1. Pavel Nosov

    Structured and easy to understand presentation of the material. Everything is explained simply and clearly by examples.

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  2. Mary Adejuwon

    Coming from knowing nothing about cosmos db to having interest in doing my undergraduate project with it is nothing to compare to. The instructor is quick to respond to any question asked and his explanation is second to non. If you need a real life experience with Azure Cosmos DB, this course is definitely for you. Thumbs up for you, Sami.

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  3. N D

    Course was more than I expected. Superbly organized, concise, on the point, explained me everything from the scratch. Educational and eye opening. Definitely will be back for some more of Sami’s lectures, professor is more than helpful and really easy to listen and understand. Recommending this course to anyone currently learning Gremlin and Graph db. Structure of data flow from the user to the db and back, with .NET Core 2.1 REST service. Awesome, thank you Sami!

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  4. Allan Pedersen

    Very calm voice and pace that makes it engaging and focused to follow. The course was just what I needed and would like to see more in the same area with a more advanced touch to it.

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  5. Bill Pottle

    Very helpful for me

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  6. pradeep yadagani

    Course has taken simple use case around Person class. An example with some more complex use case with multiple classes would have been help more

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  7. Satya Cerlakola

    Very nice explanation! wish CRUD operations on other models like document db/ key value also covered.

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  8. Sqlcoop@gmail.com

    I cannot say a single negative thing about this course. In fact everything was performed excellently. The instructor does everything right … from his voice, speed of speech, content, organization, and I can go on and on. His graphics and video presentation were also just right. If I could standardize all the course material I study, I would have them all be based on this teacher and his course format!!

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  9. Kurt Perry

    Well done!

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  10. Alan Seunarayan

    A great course that filled in the blanks. A few issues with the ‘flow’, but i really enjoyed it. Many thanks.

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  11. Doug Seelinger

    Going into this course I had pretty much no exposure to graph databases and the Cosmos DB Gremlin API in particular. Now I believe that I have the required knowledge to begin a project that includes Cosmos DB Gremlin API.

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  12. Subramanian Gopalakrishnan

    Very clear explanations with clean sample project to understand the cosmosdb gremlin api.

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  13. Prabhavathi

    Nice examples with sequence diagram

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  14. Daniel Hochee

    Yes, it’s pretty much what I was looking for. However, changes to CosmosDB regarding the requirement of a partition key made the course difficult to follow, and coming from a relational DB background, I’m still very fuzzy about how to think about organizing data. I would like a little more background context on how data of different types will be stored, related, and partitioned.

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  15. Michele Aponte

    Too basics

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