FerretDB — mongoDB on the outside, PostgreSQL on the inside
summary
FerretDB is an open-source Go proxy that accepts MongoDB wire protocol requests and translates them into SQL for PostgreSQL (using jsonb), providing compatibility with MongoDB drivers and tools. The talk presents FerretDB as a drop-in way to use PostgreSQL while keeping MongoDB client interfaces and covers its implementation as a Go-based proxy.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Document-oriented databases
- 2:59MongoDB features
- 5:46MongoDB license issue
- 7:16What is FerretDB
- 9:26How FerretDB works
- 10:09FerretDB features
- 11:13FerretDB limits and plans
- 12:40FerretDB testing
- 16:15PostgreSQL data storage
- 19:29Query optimization
- 22:39Using generics
- 24:08Query building
- 26:14Transactions and error handling
- 27:18FerretDB error system
- 29:05Project structure
- 30:11Why FerretDB
- 31:38FerretDB future
- 33:03Q&A
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