It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
It's possible but it's not going to be instantaneous. Mongo is a document database while Postgres is a more traditional relational database. However, Postgres does offer a JSON datatype with an extensive feature set built around it which can help ease the transition.
My main open source project is a data access toolkit for Node+Postgres which has some Mongo-ish aspects to it. In particular, it lets you work with "document tables" which are very like collections in Mongo. You'll eventually want to settle on and enforce a proper schema, but that will at least get you over the big jump.
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It's possible but it's not going to be instantaneous. Mongo is a document database while Postgres is a more traditional relational database. However, Postgres does offer a JSON datatype with an extensive feature set built around it which can help ease the transition.
My main open source project is a data access toolkit for Node+Postgres which has some Mongo-ish aspects to it. In particular, it lets you work with "document tables" which are very like collections in Mongo. You'll eventually want to settle on and enforce a proper schema, but that will at least get you over the big jump.