Alexey Palazhchenko

We're excited to announce the launch of FerretDB Cloud, a fully managed, MongoDB-compatible database service built on an open-source DocumentDB. The DocumentDB project is backed by the Linux Foundation, as well as AWS, Microsoft, providing a solid foundation for a MongoDB-compatible document database alternative.

If you've ever wanted the convenience of MongoDB Atlas without the vendor lock-in, licensing complexity when migrating, or a closed ecosystem, FerretDB Cloud was built for you.

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.

We just released the new version of FerretDB – v1.10, which is available in the usual places. With it, the SQLite backend support is officially out of beta, on par with our PostgreSQL backend, and fully supported.

FerretDB v0.5.0, released today, includes a new exciting feature – the ability to use it as a regular Go library package.

Like many other open-source projects, FerretDB requires all contributors to sign our Contributor License Agreement (CLA) to protect them from liability. (Please note that our CLA does include a transfer of copyright and we don't use it to relicense FerretDB; but that all is a topic of the future blog post.)