Boost Query Performance with Global Secondary Indexes in Azure Cosmos DB
Global secondary indexes for Azure Cosmos DB—now in Public Preview—make it easier to query data efficiently, especially as your datasets grow. Distributed databases like Azure Cosmos DB scale with dataset growth by partitioning data across multiple physical machines. When your queries include the partition key, the client routes them directly to the appropriate partition. Queries that include […]
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