Speaking of PostgreSQL, ToroDB is a JSON database that runs on top of Postgres.
JSON documents are stored relationally, not as a blob/jsonb. This leads to significant storage and I/O savings. It speaks natively the MongoDB protocol, meaning that it can be used with any mongo-compatible client.
MongoDB client compatibility. Smart. Still early days, though:
ToroDB follows a RERO (Release Early, Release Often) policy. Current version is considered a “developer preview” and hence is not suitable for production use. However, any feedback, contributions, help and/or patches are very welcome.
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