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Re:Why you should probably be using SQLite by DANmode on Friday October 27, 2023 @02:05PM (#38041835)
> some SQLite-replication thing

This feels like an uncharitable interpretation of the maturity of projects like LiteFS/rqlite/dqlite.

Re:Why you should probably be using SQLite by binwiederhier on Friday October 27, 2023 @02:22PM (#38042034)
The vagueness of this comment and its perceived derogatory nature is merely a result of my ignorance around these technologies. It was not meant the way you perceived it.

That said, I looked at 2/3 a while ago:

- rqlite looks great and mature, though it has a HTTP interface, so I'll need to rewrite my database layer anyway to use it. At that point might as well to Postgres

- dqlite seemed like a failed Canonical experiment to me last time I checked, but looking again I think I may have had the wrong impression.

Re:Why you should probably be using SQLite by mharig on Saturday October 28, 2023 @06:40AM (#38048716)
There is also Litestream.

And: the SQLite homepage runs on - guess it. Maybe they have some doc/blog describing how they manage their traffic.