Migrating MongoDB Data to FerretDB with dsync
If you're looking to migrate data from MongoDB to FerretDB, ensuring a smooth transition is crucial.
If you're looking to migrate data from MongoDB to FerretDB, ensuring a smooth transition is crucial.
Running FerretDB on Kubernetes typically requires managing a PostgreSQL backend. With CloudNativePG, a Kubernetes-native operator for PostgreSQL, you can automate provisioning, scaling, and failover while ensuring a production-ready infrastructure.
FerretDB v2.1.0 is now available.
FerretDB just got better with the release of v2.0 GA, bringing deeper MongoDB compatibility and enabling more advanced workloads to run complex queries for most use cases.
We are thrilled to announce the general availability (GA) of FerretDB v2.0, a groundbreaking release that delivers a high-performance, fully open-source alternative to MongoDB, ready for production workloads.
In September 2024, MongoDB announced the deprecation of Atlas Data API – among other features – leaving many developers affected, and without a suitable replacement. We are happy to announce that FerretDB v2 now provides a compatible replacement for it.
FerretDB v2 keeps getting better! Based on your feedback, we are making improvements with an embeddable Go package, new Debian packages, improved logging, and better indexing support.
Speed and reliability are critical for all databases – every millisecond matters. When serving data to your users, every second of downtime can lead to lost revenue and unhappy customers.