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You are developing an application that will run as an Azure API App. The application tracks flights between airports, including duration of flight, if the flight was on time, the capacity of the airplane, and the number of seats sold. Queries can be performed to show multiple routes, multi-leg journeys, and filtering based on the attributes of the flight.
Flight information will be used by customers to perform data mining, drive interactive display, perform airspace tracking, and other applications.
Customers require that the response time of the API be as low as possible, both for retrieving information for a single flight, and for queries across flights. To achieve the required level of performance, each API invocation must be satisfied by a single operation against the data store containing flight information.
You need to implement the data store for this application.
Solution: You use Cosmos DB.
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