We just released the new version of FerretDB – v1.10, which is available in the usual places. With it, the SQLite backend support is officially out of beta, on par with our PostgreSQL backend, and fully supported.

One of the biggest advantages of using FerretDB – the truly open source alternative alternative to MongoDB – is that you can manage, scale, and deploy it on almost any PostgreSQL management architecture, and that includes PgManage.

We're happy to announce the release of FerretDB v1.9.0, which comes with a couple of enhancements, fixes, and a greater focus on delivering the most performant and optimized FerretDB architecture.

Since FerretDB became available on the Civo Cloud, we are taking a more active role in the Civo community. We are super excited to join Civo Navigate as an attendee, speaker, and also as a proud sponsor of the event.

In this how-to guide, we'll be showing you how to configure, deploy, and run FerretDB on Leafcloud, using the power of Kubernetes and the PostgreSQL Operator.

There would be no FerretDB without Postgres. We heavily rely on not just the software, but also its community to make FerretDB happen. It is why Postgres Ibiza is an event that we wouldn't miss this year. Let's meet and spend some amazing time together!

FerretDB v1.8.0 has just been released with new features, bug fixes, and improvements to the SQLite and PostgreSQL backends.

Monitoring and visualization tools play an essential role in overseeing the operations of a database, and Grafana is one of the most popular tools.