Add MongoDB Compatibility to Ubicloud Managed Postgres
A database infrastructure setup will certainly impact the success of your business, or any business for that matter. You definitely don't want to wake up at 2 AM because your database went down, transactions stopped going through, and customers are angry.
Of course, that's without factoring in the loss of revenue or reputation damage.
As more users opt for FerretDB as their open source MongoDB alternative database, with Postgres as the backend, it's crucial that database costs and performance meet your needs.
Managing your data on MongoDB Atlas can lead to some astronomical costs as you grow and scale your business. And there's still the risk of getting vendor-locked!
Surely, you don't want that.
Instead, having a simpler, portable, and open cloud as your Postgres backend for FerretDB can save you from these particular problems.
In this article, we'll describe the steps needed to set up a FerretDB Postgres backend on Ubicloud for a Python application.
Understanding Managed Postgres on Ubicloud
Ubicloud is an open and portable cloud that reduces costs and offers you control of your entire infrastructure. You can set up Ubicloud on bare metal instances or use its managed offering without installing anything. Ubicloud's Managed Postgres provides you with a fast database experience that's also 3x more cost-effective than comparable solutions. It also comes with automatic backups and point-in-time restores, dedicated VMs for every Postgres server, and encryption at-rest and in-transit.
FerretDB is an open-source document database that adds MongoDB compatibility to other relational database backends like Postgres and SQLite.
Simply put: you can manage your entire FerretDB database on Ubicloud using its managed Postgres offering, with complete control and no fear of vendor lock-in.