Getting Started with DocumentDB and Open Source
summary
DocumentDB is an open-source engine built as a Postgres extension with two components: PG DocumentDB core (BSON-optimized Postgres extension) and PG Document API (CRUD, queries, index management). It supports BSON parsing, single-field, multikey, compound, text and geospatial indexes, and pgvector-powered vector search. It runs on-prem or multicloud, is MIT-licensed and free, can host MongoDB workloads via FerretDB, and provides GitHub repos, demos and a Discord/GitHub discussion community to get started.
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