Let us now store the tweet scores in SQL using the same shared code implementation.
Note that in this application, we are using Azure SQL Database to store the tweet data. You may also consider using a non-relational database, such as CosmosDB, as a more suitable data store for social media data. When choosing a data store, it is important to consider the volume of the incoming data and the speed at which it may change.
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