Most of the time, when people think about a NoSQL Database, they think about document databases. One of the coolest yet most overlooked NoSQL database paradigms is a graph database. Graph databases allow users to model relationships with arbitrary complexity–something that’s difficult to do in document databases or even tabular databases. Graphs are common in applications like social networking and logistics, but they work for many other kinds of workloads too. In this webinar, we’ll look at the core concepts of a graph database, the intended use, and a working example that shows how Azure Cosmos DB implements a graph database.