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Javascript library to embed an arbitrary number of mongoDb dbs/collections within a single cosmosDb collection

Why?

Problem

Microsoft bills for increments of RU's (capacity/throughput) across 2 dimensions:

Collections
pricing: increments of 100 RU/second, with a minimum of 400 RU/second
comments: Lame... I want to pay for usage; not collections. I should be able to use as many collections as my design dictates

Databases
pricing: increments of 10K RU/second, with a minimum of 50K RU/second
comments: Lame... I want to pay for usage; not dbs. I should be able to use as many dbs as my design dictates

Solution

embed an arbitrary number of mongoDb dbs/collections within a single cosmosDb collection.

Implementation

1. add _db & _collection discriminators on all documents
2. observe discriminators for all api operations

Installation

NPM

npm install --save mongo-in-cosmos

Yarn

yarn add mongo-in-cosmos

API

All implemented methods, are identical to the native mongoDb driver collection API.

implemented methods

• db
• db.collection
• db.collection.find
• db.collection.findOne
• db.collection.insertOne
• db.collection.updateOne

Examples

Basic usage

const MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient
const mongoInCosmos = require('mongo-in-cosmos')

const cosmosConnect = await MongoClient.connect(cfg.mongoDbConnectionString)

// get cosmosDb collection using native mongo driver
const cosmosCollection = cosmosConnect
  .db('my-cosmos-db')
  .collection('my-cosmos-collection')

// get embedded collection using mongo-in-cosmos
const embeddedCollection = mongoInCosmos(cosmosCollection)
  .db('my-embedded-db')
  .collection('my-embedded-collection')

// use like native mongo driver collection (for implemented methods)... :)
await embeddedCollection.find({})

Support

open an issue

Releases

releases are versioned according to and tagged; see CHANGELOG.md for release notes

Contributing

see CONTRIBUTING.md