Technical Architect at a wholesaler/distributor with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 21, 2026
I would rate Microsoft Azure DocumentDB a seven out of ten. I chose seven out of ten due to some improvement areas that I already mentioned. If those worked out, then probably I could give a better rating. I have not explored Microsoft Azure DocumentDB's AI capabilities and adaptations much yet, but I have seen that it has the capability of vector support, and I am keen to look into that capability and exploring that proof of concept. It is very early for me to give feedback over there. I have not yet tested the accuracy and reliability of output with Microsoft Azure DocumentDB. My advice for others looking into using Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is that it is Microsoft's modern MongoDB capability platform built on PostgreSQL, with its biggest strengths being openness, portability, and modernization on MongoDB workloads. Its biggest challenge is proving the same long-term ecosystem maturity and hyper-scale adaptations as MongoDB Atlas and Cosmos DB for NoSQL, so we have to utilize this capability to benefit. My overall rating for Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is seven out of ten.
My application connects and talks to the database as well. Because we have a Power BI team that needs data, all of it is interconnected. We have an entire Microsoft toolset, including Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Outlook. Everything is in Azure. I would rate this product a ten out of ten.
Cloud Advisor at Digital Cognitive Consultancy Services LLP
Real User
Top 5
Aug 14, 2026
We switched a few years ago because one of our customers recommended it, and we tried it out; we found it is working far better from a performance perspective. About 80% of our customers have shifted to Microsoft Azure DocumentDB, while some are still using Azure Database for PostgreSQL. I would not say that Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is the best option on the market now, but it is a choice for medium enterprises. We have not integrated Microsoft Azure DocumentDB with Azure Analytics services, but that is a plan. I have not done an assessment of the multi-region replication feature for maintaining high availability. I would rate this review as an 8.
Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is a scalable, fully managed NoSQL database service designed to handle demanding workloads through a schema-free document data model.It is tailor-made for applications requiring scale and performance, supporting JSON documents with rich querying capabilities. The service integrates easily with Azure's ecosystem, offering automatic indexing and multi-region replication, which may be appealing for businesses focused on global reach and real-time analytics....
I would rate Microsoft Azure DocumentDB a seven out of ten. I chose seven out of ten due to some improvement areas that I already mentioned. If those worked out, then probably I could give a better rating. I have not explored Microsoft Azure DocumentDB's AI capabilities and adaptations much yet, but I have seen that it has the capability of vector support, and I am keen to look into that capability and exploring that proof of concept. It is very early for me to give feedback over there. I have not yet tested the accuracy and reliability of output with Microsoft Azure DocumentDB. My advice for others looking into using Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is that it is Microsoft's modern MongoDB capability platform built on PostgreSQL, with its biggest strengths being openness, portability, and modernization on MongoDB workloads. Its biggest challenge is proving the same long-term ecosystem maturity and hyper-scale adaptations as MongoDB Atlas and Cosmos DB for NoSQL, so we have to utilize this capability to benefit. My overall rating for Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is seven out of ten.
My application connects and talks to the database as well. Because we have a Power BI team that needs data, all of it is interconnected. We have an entire Microsoft toolset, including Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Outlook. Everything is in Azure. I would rate this product a ten out of ten.
I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.
We switched a few years ago because one of our customers recommended it, and we tried it out; we found it is working far better from a performance perspective. About 80% of our customers have shifted to Microsoft Azure DocumentDB, while some are still using Azure Database for PostgreSQL. I would not say that Microsoft Azure DocumentDB is the best option on the market now, but it is a choice for medium enterprises. We have not integrated Microsoft Azure DocumentDB with Azure Analytics services, but that is a plan. I have not done an assessment of the multi-region replication feature for maintaining high availability. I would rate this review as an 8.