Microsoft documentation here suggests to use await client.OpenAsync();
to avoid startup latency to Cosmos DB. This seems to be only applicable to SQL API. I try to use Table API and could not manage to do the same. My first request executes in 1500 ms and subsequent takes only 40, so that would be a very nice improvement.
I had tried both Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos.Table
and Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage
to connect, but did not find any way of doing that. The only thing I can think of is doing a "dummy" request that for sure does not return anything instead to achieve the same goal.
Is there any better way to initialize the connection?
A simple solution would be to query anything that you know exists.
Any call using the client will initialise the connection and do the (approximately) 8 requests that CosmosDB needs.
Reading the database account would be the simplest way to achieve this.