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We built a SQL database backend as a service based on SQLite, we like it so much. The typeless schema and lack of some constraints can be a challenge, but there
by marktangotango 10y ago
We built a SQL database backend as a service based on SQLite, we like it so much. The typeless schema and lack of some constraints can be a challenge, but there are work arounds (check constraints). High write uses are the only problem with SQLite, our service provides application level caching via a X-Query-Cache header to provide caching. In that case you're basically serving from redis.
Our goal is to provide a SQL backend to everyone or device on the planet. To get that level of scalability and manageability (ie disk usage and cpu usage) you pretty much have to use an in process database. SQLite is the best there is as others in this thread have noted.
Full disclosure, I'm the founder of Lite Engine:
https://www.lite-engine.com https://www.lite-engine.com