MongoDB

Both MongoDB or PostgreSQL have a strong case to make. MongoDB combines a document-based data model, flexible schema design, and built-in support for horizontal scaling. PostgreSQL combines a mature relational data model, powerful querying capabilities, and the reliability that has made it a popular choice for decades. Neither is inherently better than the other, which is why the decision isn’t straightforward, and why it's important to get it right from the beginning. Check our dedicated MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL guide to discover the key differences between the two databases and when to use each