Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos 0.1.0-beta.2

Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos

Testcontainers-backed Linux Cosmos emulator fixture with RuChargeCapture and PartitionKeyDistributionChecker.

What this package is

The Rig.TUnit Cosmos DB provider. CosmosFixture spins the mcr.microsoft.com/cosmosdb/linux/azure-cosmos-emulator:vnext-preview Linux emulator via the generic Testcontainers API (the dedicated Testcontainers.CosmosDb module targets the legacy Windows emulator — incompatible, see testcontainers-dotnet#1306). Ships two novel helpers: RuChargeCapture (per-operation RU budget assertions) and PartitionKeyDistributionChecker (max-share + normalised Shannon entropy hot-partition detector).

When to use it

• Integration tests against the Cosmos API surface.
• Asserting per-operation RU budgets stay within design targets.
• Detecting hot-partition drift before production.
• Not for: Windows CI runners — the Linux emulator cannot host there. Tests marked [Category("cosmos")] auto-skip via runtime OperatingSystem.IsWindows() guard.

Prerequisites

• .NET 10 SDK
• Docker Desktop / Colima (Linux containers only)
• Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos 3.x (transitive)

Quick start

using Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos;
using Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Fixtures;
using Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Helpers;

await using var fx = new CosmosFixture();
await fx.InitializeAsync();

using var client = new CosmosClient(fx.ConnectionString);
var db = await client.CreateDatabaseIfNotExistsAsync(fx.DatabaseName);

Options

Fixture + helper APIs

• Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Fixtures.CosmosFixture
• Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Options.CosmosFixtureOptions
• Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Builder.CosmosRigBuilder
• Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Helpers.RuChargeCapture
• Rig.TUnit.Databases.NoSql.Cosmos.Helpers.PartitionKeyDistributionChecker

Per-test isolation

Container-per-test (IsolationKey suffix) is cost-prohibitive — the emulator takes ~2 min to start. Default is one fixture per test-class with per-test container names (test-cosmos-{IsolationKey}) created via CreateContainerIfNotExistsAsync and deleted on teardown.

Parallelism + performance

• First-run pull: ~2–3 min (~3 GB image).
• Warm startup: ~90–120 s.
• Per-test container create + delete: ~200 ms + RU cost.
• Parallelism: Linux-only, typically 2–4 concurrent tests; emulator does not like high churn.

Troubleshooting

• Tests skipped on Windows CI — expected; Cosmos tests gate on OperatingSystem.IsWindows() returning false. Run the matrix cell on Linux runners.
• TransportException — emulator still warming up; fixture waits but in a busy CI cell the default timeout can be exceeded. Raise StartupTimeoutSeconds.
• RU budget assertions flake — Cosmos RU charges drift with index policy and data shape; capture a baseline per-operation first, then assert within a 15 % tolerance.

See .

Provider quirks + edge cases

• Emulator uses a self-signed certificate; the fixture disables cert validation on the embedded HttpClient. Do not reuse that handler in production.
• RuChargeCapture is thread-safe; aggregate RU budgets across parallel ops with capture.Total.
• PartitionKeyDistributionChecker.IsBalanced(keys, threshold) uses normalised entropy; the default threshold is 0.9 (0=maximally skewed, 1=uniform).

Benchmarks

See ; baseline in benchmarks/baseline-005.json. RU-charge assertions are a common regression vector and are tracked closely.

Related docs

• Family base:

License

MIT. See .