Access Azure Cosmos DB with Entity Framework Core

Entity Framework (EF) Core is the data access API of choice for .NET developers. Although considered by most to be an object relational mapper (ORM), the team recently added support for the Azure Cosmos DB Core SQL API.

Learn how EF Core simplifies building Azure Cosmos DB apps with hands-on demos, explore the pros and cons of using EF Core and receive the tools and tips that will help you decide whether EF Core is the right solution for your needs.

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[DirkWatkins]

This is the same code that is generated when you start a new CosmosDb instance in Azure. That was super slick because it updated the app with the connection strings and showed me exactly how to set it up.

[Hades]

How do you handle Take/Skip with Cosmos in EF Core?

[Rajeshsingh-wsth]

It seems partition key is showing due the the spelling of that, your document it seems partitionkey, but actually it should be _partitionkey as I have seen when you open the explorer.

[darkogele]

Can you share this on github pls i really wanna start using EF CORE instead of CosmoCLient :) and i need live examples pls m8 ty.

[hqcart]

I just started using cosmos, but after few days I added some properties to the container, how do I update the schema in azure cosmos??? in SQL I just do the migration, but what is the solution here??

[harshkiratsingh]

How can we get "request units" and "activity id" for cosmos db operation performed, in our code?

[junkyardmonkie]

Ugh, i really wanted this to be helpful. It is like learning to swim, and the instructor is starting with treading water, diving 10 ft, diving to 100 ft, back up to treading water, deep diving to 100 ft, up to 10 ft. I want to integrate, but this is not helping with that. Can we get the information in layers? shallow, 10 ft, and finally 100ft. otherwise you lose me over and over again.