Vidushi Bansal

@VidushiBansal

Fixing bugs since 2020

IndiaJoined July 2024

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DevOps enthusiast on a constant quest for knowledge! From wrangling complex pipelines to exploring the latest tech stacks, I’m all about learning, leveling up, and debugging with a smile. Whether it’s automating, collaborating, or diving into the world of cloud, I’m always ready to build and improve. Let’s innovate together!

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VBVidushi Bansalvidushibansal.hashnode.devFeb 4, 2025 · 3 min read

Terraform: Implicit and Explicit dependenices

When provisioning infrastructure using Terraform, understanding dependencies between resources is crucial to ensure they are created in the correct order. Terraform automatically manages some dependencies, while others need to be explicitly defined. ...

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VBVidushi Bansalvidushibansal.hashnode.devJan 9, 2025 · 3 min read

Chaos Experiment on Cosmos DB

In today's cloud-driven landscape, ensuring the reliability and resilience of your database is paramount. Azure Cosmos DB, a globally distributed NoSQL database, offers robust features such as multi-region failover to enhance fault tolerance. But how...

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VBVidushi Bansalvidushibansal.hashnode.devJan 8, 2025 · 3 min read

Using Python script to fetch and write data to CosmosDB container

This blog post guides you through the process of using Python to fetch and write data to a Cosmos DB container, a critical task for building dynamic and data-driven applications. Prerequisites Azure Account Follow this article to setup your cosmosDB....

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VBVidushi Bansalvidushibansal.hashnode.devJan 8, 2025 · 3 min read

Creating a NoSQL account in Cosmos DB

This blog walks you through the essentials of creating a NoSQL account in Azure Cosmos DB. We'll start by setting up a Cosmos DB account, creating a database, and adding a container to hold our data. From there, you'll see how to add values in JSON f...

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VBVidushi Bansalvidushibansal.hashnode.devJan 2, 2025 · 5 min read

EC2 Spot Interruptions using Fault Injection Service

Spot Instances use extra EC2 capacity and can be up to 90% cheaper than On-Demand pricing. However, Amazon EC2 can stop your Spot Instances if it needs the capacity back. When using Spot Instances, be ready for possible interruptions. You can utilize...

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Creating a NoSQL account in Cosmos DB

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Terraform: Implicit and Explicit dependenices

Chaos Experiment on Cosmos DB

Using Python script to fetch and write data to CosmosDB container

Creating a NoSQL account in Cosmos DB

EC2 Spot Interruptions using Fault Injection Service