24 posts tagged with "document databases"

One of the early adopters of FerretDB, Pavel Odintsov describes the experience of using FerretDB and why FastNetMon picked it for their SaaS offering.

Easy access to tools and freedom of choice are keys to developers' productivity. On the market, we can find managed service providers (MSPs) with different offers; however, almost each of them appreciates the value that open-source solutions could provide to their users.

Modern times require modern solutions. Every area of our lives can be enhanced by applications supporting us each day.

With FerretDB, you're never short of MongoDB GUI options to choose from, and in this blog post, we'll be diving into one of them: MajorM.

When we talk about open-source, we think about collaboration and freedom of choice: anyone can choose the tools that perfectly fit their needs.

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.

If you're new to FerretDB and Studio 3T, FerretDB 1.0 GA is a truly open-source replacement for MongoDB, allowing developers to use the same MongoDB wire protocol and query language, making it an excellent option for MongoDB GUI applications like Studio 3T.

After several months of development, FerretDB is now production-ready. We are excited to announce the general availability of FerretDB, a truly Open Source MongoDB alternative, built on PostgreSQL, and released under the Apache 2.0 license.