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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.

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.

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.

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