FerretDB

FerretDB is emerging as the leading MongoDB alternative, offering full MongoDB compatibility while running on top of PostgreSQL. Unlike MongoDB’s restrictive SSPL license, FerretDB is true open source under Apache 2.0, giving developers freedom from vendor lock-in. This blog explores why FerretDB is gaining traction, its key benefits, how it compares to MongoDB, and why it’s positioned as the future of open-source document databases.

Introduction to FerretDB FerretDB is an open-source database that provides a MongoDB-compatible interface, making it an excellent alternative for developers who want to leverage MongoDB’s flexibility without being locked into a proprietary ecosystem. Built on top of PostgreSQL, FerretDB combines the best of both worlds: the document-oriented features of MongoDB and the reliability of PostgreSQL. With FerretDB, developers can use their existing MongoDB tools and libraries while benefiting from the robustness and scalability of PostgreSQL. This makes FerretDB a compelling choice for modern applications that require a flexible, scalable, and open-source database solution. ...

What is FerretDB? FerretDB is an open-source database that provides MongoDB compatibility, allowing developers to use MongoDB APIs and tools while leveraging the flexibility of open-source solutions. It’s designed to bridge the gap between MongoDB and open-source databases, making it an excellent choice for developers who want to avoid vendor lock-in or reduce costs. With FerretDB, you can enjoy the familiar MongoDB query language and ecosystem while benefiting from the transparency and community-driven development of open-source software. ...