In today's world of distributed systems, achieving reliability depends on various factors, one of which is effective observability. OpenTelemetry (OTel) has emerged as a standard for distributed tracing, but passing tracing data to databases remains a significant challenge, particularly with document databases like MongoDB. At FerretDB, we're committed to addressing this challenge.
This blog post is a guide to help you migrate data from MongoDB to FerretDB.
In this blog post, we delve into the process of sorting scalar values in MongoDB.
FerretDB is an open-source document database that allows you to run MongoDB commands and queries with options to use either PostgreSQL or SQLite as the backend. While you can run FerretDB on many operating systems including Ubuntu, there are separate requirements for each OS.
Find out how FerretDB uses query pushdown to fetch data from PostgreSQL.
Credit: Mohamed Hassan
In this article, we show how FerretDB stores and translates MongoDB's BSON format into JSONB in PostgreSQL.
In this post, you'll find out how to properly configure and set up your Windows OS, avoid typical Windows environment issues, and start contributing to FerretDB.
Learn to set up FerretDB locally using Docker by installing the essential software prerequisites, configuring Docker containers, and running insert() and find() commands.
