- DocumentDB - Visualize Data
- DocumentDB - Access Control
- DocumentDB - Data Migration
- DocumentDB - Partitioning
- DocumentDB - Geospatial Data
- DocumentDB - Indexing Records
- DocumentDB - Sorting Records
- DocumentDB - Limiting Records
- DocumentDB - Data Types
- DocumentDB - Data Modeling
- DocumentDB - Delete Document
- DocumentDB - Update Document
- DocumentDB - Query Document
- DocumentDB - Insert Document
- DocumentDB - Delete Collection
- DocumentDB - Create Collection
- DocumentDB - Drop Databases
- DocumentDB - List Databases
- DocumentDB - Create Database
- DocumentDB - Connect Account
- DocumentDB - Create Account
- DocumentDB - Environment Setup
- DocumentDB - Advantages
- DocumentDB - Introduction
- DocumentDB - Home
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DocumentDB - Create Account
To use Microsoft Azure DocumentDB, you must create a DocumentDB account. In this chapter, we will create a DocumentDB account using Azure portal.
Step 1 − Log in to the onpne
if you already have an Azure subscription otherwise you need to sign in first.You will see the main Dashboard. It is fully customizable so you can arrange these tiles any way you pke, resize them, add and remove tiles for things you frequently use or no longer do.

Step 2 − Select the ‘New’ option on the top left side of the page.

Step 3 − Now select Data + Storage > Azure DocumentDB option and you see the following New DocumentDB account section.

We need to come up with a globally unique name (ID), which combined with .documents.azure.com is the pubpcly addressable endpoint to our DocumentDB account. All the databases we create beneath that account can be accessed over the internet using this endpoint.
Step 4 − Let’s name it azuredocdbdemo and cpck on Resource Group → new_resource.

Step 5 − Choose the location i.e., which Microsoft data center you want this account to be hosted. Select the location and choose your region.

Step 6 − Check Pin to dashboard checkbox and just go ahead and cpck Create button.

You can see that the tile has already been added to the Dashboard, and it s letting us know that the account is being created. It can actually take a few minutes to set things up for a new account while DocumentDB allocates the endpoint, provisions reppcas, and performs other work in the background.
Once it is done, you will see the dashboard.

Step 7 − Now cpck on the created DocumentDB account and you will see a detailed screen as the following image.
