MONGODB VS POSTGRESQL: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

MongoDB and PostgreSQL are the two most popular databases used for different purposes. MongoDB is a non-relational, aka NoSQL database that allows users to store almost all types of data, including JSON documents, for fast retrieval, replication, and analysis. PostgreSQL is an object-relational database management system that lets you store data as tables with rows and columns. This video will walk you through the differences between MongoDB and PostgreSQL. So, in the end, you can choose between these two databases.

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