When we talk about open-source, we think about collaboration and freedom of choice: anyone can choose the tools that perfectly fit their needs.
FerretDB joins Percona University to bring a truly open-source MongoDB alternative to the Casablanca, Morocco, and Belgrade, Serbia database community. Our CEO, Peter Farkas, will share insights on transitioning from MongoDB to FerretDB, the open-source MongoDB alternative using PostgreSQL as the backend.
In this blog post, we will discuss document databases, diving into their history, features, benefits, use cases, and some examples like FerretDB, MongoDB, and Couchbase.
Meteor.js has gained immense popularity as a full-stack JavaScript platform for developing modern web and mobile applications, thanks to its seamless data synchronization and full-stack capabilities. Its flexibility, real-time capabilities, and rich ecosystem have made it a developer's favorite.
Everyone has been there – starting a new project and wondering what database to use. Deciding between MongoDB and PostgreSQL? NoSQL vs SQL database? Open source vs Proprietary database? Surely there should be one that suits your project to a tee.
The top 5 MongoDB-compatible alternatives to MongoDB include: FerretDB, DocumentDB, CosmosDB, GaussDB(for Mongo), and MariaDB MaxScale.
We were really excited to join Percona University Istanbul last weekend, an event which was sponsored by FerretDB and HostedPMM.
