Microsoft has introduced a new document database platform based on PostgreSQL to cater to the community's growing NoSQL database requirements. This initiative underscores their increasing commitment to open-source technologies, as users can start out using the open-source FerretDB solution. The platform is designed to manage semi-structured data effectively while maintaining no commercial licensing fees. Microsoft has developed specific PostgreSQL extensions to enhance this functionality, thereby creating an end-to-end document database experience that aligns with modern development needs.
Microsoft has launched a fully open source document database platform built on PostgreSQL, supporting NoSQL database needs with no licensing fees or restrictions.
The new Microsoft commitment blends relational and open source database governance, enhancing the functionality for developers handling semi-structured data.
Microsoft's PostgreSQL extensions optimize the handling of JSON documents and perform efficiently with BSON for an enhanced document database experience.
According to Abinav Rameesh, Microsoft's product marketing manager, this project allows complete freedom for users to fork and distribute without obligations.
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