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DRAG DROP Match the Azure Cosmos DB APIs to the appropriate data structures. To answer, drag the appropriate API from the column on the left to its data structure on the right. Each API may be used once, more than once, or not at all. 
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Gremlin API goes with Bucket 1 (graph data), MongoDB API with Bucket 2 (documents/JSON), Table API for Bucket 3 (key-value). That's the typical mapping you see in most practice exams. I think that's correct, but let me know if someone saw a different order.
Gremlin API → Bucket 1, MongoDB API → Bucket 2, Table API → Bucket 3. That's what official study guide and practice exams use for graph, document, and key-value mappings. Pretty sure that's right but let me know if you saw a different order.
Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. Cassandra's a trap, pretty sure matches exam reports.
Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API.
Gremlin is for graph data (nodes/edges), MongoDB handles JSON documents, and the Table API is key-value storage. Pretty sure this matches Azure Cosmos DB's model support. If you see something different let me know.
Gremlin is for graph data (nodes/edges), MongoDB handles JSON documents, and the Table API is key-value storage. Pretty sure this matches Azure Cosmos DB's model support. If you see something different let me know.
Nah, it's Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. Cassandra is a trap here.
Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. Matches the model types, I think.
Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. Gremlin is always the go-to for graph data structures, MongoDB covers document/JSON, and Table API fits key-value stores. Pretty sure this matches the Cosmos DB model mapping here-correct me if there's a gotcha.
Don't think Cassandra API fits here, it's a common trap. Goes like this: Bucket 1 Gremlin API (graph), Bucket 2 MongoDB API (document), Bucket 3 Table API (key-value). Seen similar in practice tests.
Seriously wish Microsoft would stop jumbling their API clues. But for this, I'd map it as Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. Gremlin fits for graph data, MongoDB handles JSON docs, Table goes with key-value. Pretty sure that's what they're after unless they're trying to trip us up.
Bucket 1: Gremlin API, Bucket 2: MongoDB API, Bucket 3: Table API. I remember seeing something like this in exam reports-Gremlin goes with graph, MongoDB is documents (JSON), and Table is key-value. Not 100% sure if Cassandra was meant to be used here though.
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