[Rodeoclash]

I've come across Novu in the past and it looks like a solid piece of software. The need to bring MongoDB into my stack is a deal breaker though. Anyone aware of something similar that works on a Postgres database?

[amne]

maybe you can use ferret?

https://www.ferretdb.com/

[redhale]

I'm not GP, but Ferret looks cool, thanks for sharing!

[tomerbarnea]

ohhhh, exciting solution. I wonder if they have a 1:1 interface... Did you try it? Did you try setting indices?

[maxloh]

It is a long way to go. Check the counts of "Unexpectedly failed" and "Expectedly failed" tests in their integration testing logs [0].

Also, take a look at the "Known differences" section in their documentation [1].

[0]: https://github.com/FerretDB/dance/actions/workflows/dance.ym...

[1]: https://docs.ferretdb.io/diff/

[opensh]

Why MongoDB is a deal breaker?

[thangngoc89]

Because MongoDB's license change disallowed cloud service provider to host MongoDB. This reduces the competition and *probably* making MongoDB more expensive than says PostgreSQL. Which I can find a hosted solution anywhere I host my VPS.

[dev005]

There are a few alternatives to Novu - Courier, Knock, Engagespot, SuprSend

[axelthegerman]

> a hosted solution anywhere I host my VPS

Wait what? Hosted or you host on your VPS there is a major difference.

Or do you mean you host yourself now and want to be able to move to a hosted solution (or the other way around)

[Oras]

Aws documentDB is compatible with MongoDB

[maxloh]

It is compatible with MongoDB v4.0 only. The latest version is 6.0.7.

[winrid]

You're a ~years out of date on both numbers :P

[redwood]

That is not an accurate interpretation of the SSPL. You can build any software you want on top of it... the key is you can't deliver it itself as a public cloud service, that's all

[from-nibly]

That's what they were saying. They are saying that aws not being able to offer a hosted version is the bad thing they don't like.