YugabyteDB as a distributed alternative to PostgreSQL

[FranckPachot]

This PR adds a docker compose in simple-ts to start YugabyteDB instead of PostgreSQL.
YugabyteDB is an Open Source PostgreSQL-compatible Distributed SQL. It can scale horizontally by simply adding new nodes.

Example, here is a 6 nodes YugabyteDB cluster with Replication Factor 3 (resilient to one node failure):

docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=0
docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=1
docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=2
docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=3
docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=4
docker-compose -f docker-compose-yugabytedb.yml up -d --scale dist=5

The application connects to any node with the same driver as PostgreSQL

npm install
npm run start

The YugabyteDB UI is on port 15433:

The "users" table is distributed to 6 tablets with Raft leaders on all nodes:

[oskardudycz]

Thank you @FranckPachot, I had a few people asking if Pongo is compatible with Yugabyte. Now I have the proof!

I'll also add it to the matrix in my e2e compatibility tests to ensure there's no regression 🙂