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Expand Up @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ mongoimport --host <HOST>:<PORT> -u <USERNAME> -p <PASSWORD> --ssl --sslAllowInv

### Update Application to use Cosmos DB

1. Go back to Visual Studio Code IDE in JumpVM and navigate to the config.js file under ContosoAir.Services and paste the **HOST** value against **DOCUMENT_DB_ENDPOINT**, **PRIMARY KEY** against **DOCUMENT_DB_PRIMARYKEY**, **DOCUMENT_DB_DATABASE** as **contosoairdb3** and **Primary Connection String** Against **MONGO_DB_CONNECTION_STRING** and add database name (contosoairdb3) before question mark in connection string.
1. Go back to Visual Studio Code IDE in JumpVM and navigate to the config.js file under ContosoAir.Services and paste the **HOST** value against **DOCUMENT_DB_ENDPOINT**, **PRIMARY PASSWORD** against **DOCUMENT_DB_PRIMARYKEY**, **DOCUMENT_DB_DATABASE** as **contosoairdb3** and **Primary Connection String** Against **MONGO_DB_CONNECTION_STRING** and add database name (contosoairdb3) before question mark in connection string.
it should look something like below:

```bash
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