Dave Stokes Talks Open - Episode 5
summary
FerretDB implements the MongoDB wire protocol on top of PostgreSQL and claims full app transparency so existing MongoDB clients and tools like MongoDB Compass and Percona shell work unchanged. 1.0 released one month ago and 1.1 adds SQLite support; current ports include Postgres, SQLite, SAP HANA and experimental Tigris, and compatibility with Percona Server for Postgres is verified. A Docker image runs the stack and basic MongoDB workloads function as advertised.
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