Add DocumentDB Integration

[runxc1]

Related to an existing integration?

Yes

Existing integration

Postgres

Overview

DocumentDB https://github.com/documentdb/documentdb/ is basically Postgres but exposes a MongoDB port in addition to the Postgres port. It really feels like this should be a small addon to the Postgres integration. It is a single dockerfile (no longer requires FerretDB) and could benefit from being able to use extensions in the Postgres provider namely WithPgAdmin, WithDatabase etc. The product is supported in Azure as well.

Usage example

var docdb = builder.AddDocumentDB("postgresmongo").WithPgAdmin();

Breaking change?

No

Alternatives

There really isn't a good alternative way, you can add a Container and expose ports but the existing postgres functionality to create a database as well as use PgAdmin would all have to be re-created. Would be a small addition to the existing Postgres provider

Additional context

No response

Help us help you

Yes, but only if others can assist

[runxc1]

@Alirexaa it seems you are the owner of both the Postgres and the MongoDB providers. This would allow more of an opensource version of the MongoDB api to be available.

[runxc1]

To add additional context to this I can see that there is kind of a Microsoft created repo to start this (see here) https://github.com/microsoft/azure-databases-aspire though I don't see anything released for it and think it should live here

[aaronpowell]

To add additional context to this I can see that there is kind of a Microsoft created repo to start this (see here) https://github.com/microsoft/azure-databases-aspire though I don't see anything released for it and think it should live here

Might be work posting an issue on their repo asking for the status and whether they'd be interested in collaborating on it here in the toolkit

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[runxc1]

I haven't heard from anyone on that project but that's basically what I'd asked