When we talk about open-source, we think about collaboration and freedom of choice: anyone can choose the tools that perfectly fit their needs.

We've just released FerretDB v1.6.0 which comes with a couple of new features, bug fixes, and enhancements to FerretDB, especially the implementation of the ping command and getParameter method for the SQLite backend.

In this how-to guide, we'll walk you through the whole process of setting up FerretDB on a Kubernetes cluster using StackGres.

Since the release of FerretDB 1.0, we've been exploring and showcasing how FerretDB works with real-world applications, especially with MongoDB GUI tools – and NoSQLBooster is one of them.

After a great deal of work from the FerretDB team and our open-source community, we are delighted to announce the release of FerretDB v1.5.0, which includes beta-level support for the SQLite backend.

Imagine being able to leverage the flexibility and simplicity of the MongoDB query language through FerretDB together with the robust enterprise PostgreSQL tools and services provided by Percona.

Want to know what a truly open-source MongoDB alternative looks like? No worries! We've got you covered.

FerretDB joins Percona University to bring a truly open-source MongoDB alternative to the Casablanca, Morocco, and Belgrade, Serbia database community. Our CEO, Peter Farkas, will share insights on transitioning from MongoDB to FerretDB, the open-source MongoDB alternative using PostgreSQL as the backend.