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In a world of containers and stateless applications, fuck SQLite.
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… you know you can put SQLite in a container right? It doesn’t even need to be persisted to disk - it can just live in RAM.
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You can always use sqlite cloud
/s?
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Please teach me how to configure my containers so SQLite can scale horizontally.
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Other databases have the same issue, try having multiple database containers (without massive speed losses). If application is bound by the performance of the front end, this is a problem, but those really are not what SQLite was intended for.
In the case of database bound applications, SQLite is just as good as any other database, which despite having a client server model can typically only handle a single operation at once.
