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Well, SQLite has to be accessed over a filesystem. This sounds like it would proxy to a sqlite db located on the Redis server. Still sounds dicey but I could se
by edibleEnergy 10y ago
Well, SQLite has to be accessed over a filesystem. This sounds like it would proxy to a sqlite db located on the Redis server.
Still sounds dicey but I could see the appeal if you didn't have the DBA skills necessary to set up a decent PostgreSQL or other SQL server.
- pizza234 10y agoWell, although the requirements which would lead to such setup are clearer now, it's still smelly to me. Under this conditions there is still a false dichotomy between RediSQL on one side, and "complex RDBMS" on the other. What about simple RDMSs like H2? Such solution would meet the requirements: - network-accessible RDBMS - no configuration The only requirement I can think of which would make this solution inadequate would be "No JVM on the system", which sound quite far-fetched.