Azure DocumentDb storage limits - what exactly do they mean?

Question

Azure DocumentDb has some weird storage restrictions :

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| Entity                           | Default quota (Standard Offer)|
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| Document storage per collection  | 250 GB*                       |
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| Throughput per collection,       | 250,000 RU/s*                 |
| measured in Request Units per    |                               |
| second per collection            |                               |
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| Request document size            | 512 KB*                       |
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| Response document size           | 1MB                           |
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The size of the requested document. Does this mean that the size of the json payload sent for storage in documentdb cannot exceed 512 KB without a support request?

Also, if a support request is made for a larger request document, what are the limits of this? May I ask for 1MB? 2MB?

The size of the response document. Does this mean that the size of the json response cannot exceed 1 MB? It hardly seems useful for anything but the simplest entities.

Answer 1

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var query = client.CreateDocumentQuery<Family>(collectionUri, "SELECT * FROM Families", options).AsDocumentQuery();
while (query.HasMoreResults)
{
    foreach (Family family in await query.ExecuteNextAsync())
    {
        families.Add(family);
    }
}

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var families= client.CreateDocumentQuery<Family>(collectionUri, "SELECT * FROM Families", options).toList();