Creating a Python Cloud-Native Webapp, Part 2: Adding an Azure Cosmos DB Database

Glenn Prince

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In this article, we’ll build on what we started by adding an Azure Cosmos DB database to our Flask web app.

We’ll create it using Azure Databases for VSCode, and we’ll connect to it using the Cosmos DB API for MongoDB and the PyMongo client. We’ll add the code needed to get our app hooked up to its new database, and we’ll show how to run a migration to automatically create our database schema.

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Glenn Prince

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Hi! I'm a Solution Architect, planning and designing systems based in Denver, Colorado. I also occasionally develop web applications and games, as well as write. My blog has articles, tutorials and general thoughts based on more than twenty years of misadventures in IT.

Creating a Python Cloud-Native Webapp, Part 2: Adding an Azure Cosmos DB Database

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