SQLite gives you a lot of simplicity over client-server databases such as Postgres or MySQL. A straight SQLite database doesn't quite give to you the same kind

SQLite gives you a lot of simplicity over client-server databases such as Postgres or MySQL. A straight SQLite database doesn't quite give to you the same kind of possibility, imagine you have multiple machine that want to access the data. It is a middle ground between "full" SQL databases and simpler solution. It does use Redis for the client-server communication which gives reliability and is already well know in most companies. My suggestion to use it for small, unimportant data is because there is still not persistency on disk, I am working on it right now.