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My Java app is using gradle and the mongo-spring starter dependency: implementation('org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-data-mongodb').

I can connect to a publicly accessible CosmosDB with just inputting these environment variables and the mongo starter takes care of the rest. I do not have a config file for Cosmos.

MONGO_DB_HOST= cosmos-public.mongo.cosmos.azure.com MONGO_DB_DATABASE_NAME= test-db MONGO_DB_USERNAME= cosmos-public MONGO_DB_PASSWORD= [primary password] MONGO_DB_PORT= 10255 MONGO_DB_URI= mongo://cosmos-public:[password]@cosmos-public:10255/?ssl=true

I also have a CosmosDB Mongo service that has its public access disabled.

  • Under "Private access" it has the connection to a private endpoint cosmos-private-private-endpoint
  • The private endpoint is connected to a virtual network/subnet called nonprod-vnet/private-endpoints
  • The private endpoint has a DNS configuration. There are 2 FDQNs:
    • cosmos-private.privatelink.mongo.cosmos.azure.com
    • cosmos-private-eastus2.privatelink.mongo.csomos.azure.com
  • I am not able to access data about the Private DNS zone, as that is owned by someone else.

Can I just change my environment variables in my Java app to change it to access this private CosmosDB service? Or is there more involved I don't know about?

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