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Daily Archives: November 28, 2017
We Need DevOps for Performance
I read this nice piece on CosmosDB and setting performance levels. It covers how you set some level of performance for Request Units (RU) and CosmosDB handles the rest. Great, right? Set the level of performance you need and that gets handled. The … Continue reading
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Tagged DevOps, Performance
