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Multi-region writes guarantees 99.999% read and write availability. For example, an IOT workload that writes data to the database at high volumes in different regions. Enable multi-region writes if you expect to have an active-active workload that requires low latency writes in different regions. If you disable multi-region writes, your application can write data to a single region. If you enable multi-region writes, your application can read and write to any Azure region. See global distribution in Azure Cosmos DB for more details. You can associate any number of regions with your Cosmos account. Select the number of regions required for your workload. Enter in the following parameters based on your workload: InputĪzure Cosmos DB is available in all Azure regions. To get a quick estimate for your workload using the basic mode, navigate to the capacity planner.

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To learn more, see how to estimate cost with advanced mode.Įstimate provisioned throughput and cost using basic mode Use advanced mode when you are estimating RU/s for a new project or want a more detailed estimate. Provides a more detailed RU/s and cost estimate, with the ability to tune more settings-indexing policy, consistency level, and other parameters that affect the cost and throughput. To learn more, see how to estimate cost with basic mode.

Use basic mode for a quick, high-level estimate when you are evaluating a potential workload to run on Azure Cosmos DB.

This mode assumes the default Azure Cosmos DB settings for indexing policy, consistency, and other parameters. Provides a quick, high-level RU/s and cost estimate. If you are using API for MongoDB, see how to use capacity calculator with MongoDB article. This article describes how to use the Azure Cosmos DB capacity planner to get an estimate of the required RU/s and cost of your workload when using the SQL API. If you are planning a data migration to Azure Cosmos DB and all that you know is the number of vcores and servers in your existing sharded and replicated database cluster, please also read about estimating request units using vCores or vCPUsĬonfiguring your Azure Cosmos databases and containers with the right amount of provisioned throughput, or Request Units (RU/s), for your workload is essential to optimizing cost and performance.