Managing Cosmos DB

Just like Microsoft Azure App Service for Node.js, you do not need to worry about backing up and scalability. Microsoft Azure provides an easy-to-use user interface to configure your Cosmos DB to handle much higher demand. Here, I am assuming that when you have greater demands for your database, it means that lots of users are using your application and that you are makings lots of money. This is the beauty of Microsoft Azure—that you start with free stuff and, if you are making money, you can increase your capacity and performance by simply configuring services to meet demand.

Scaling out Cosmos DB

When there is high demand for Cosmos DB, you will need to properly scale out. In Cosmos DB settings, there is a scale setting. Cosmos DB has a unit called RU/s (request units per second), which is used to calculate cost and scalability. You can also think of RU/s as a number of transactions or requests per seconds. If many users are using the application, Dialogflow will send...