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Twelve years of distributed SQLite
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cm0002
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Posted:   Subject: Twelve years of distributed SQLite Quote
Link: https://philipotoole.com/twelve-years-of-distributed-sqlite/
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hallettj
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Joined: 2024-02-23
#2 Posted:   Subject: Re: Twelve years of distributed SQLite Quote Reply

Sqlite is amazing! It's simple to set up, there is no db server process, you get extremely low latency. Testing is simplified because you can run tests against an in-memory database.

I haven't tried rqlite, but I have an API service that runs Litestream. That gives me a database backup that I can rewind to different points in time, and it lets me recreate the production database state locally for troubleshooting.
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