Exactly. When my 10 visitors a day start writing too many comments, I usually jump to containerizing everything, deploying kubernetes, and installing a queuing

Exactly. When my 10 visitors a day start writing too many comments, I usually jump to containerizing everything, deploying kubernetes, and installing a queuing system w/ workers to handle the load. A zookeeper cluster with Kakfa could definitely work too, and has the added benefit that you can replay history if your SQLite comment database ever got corrupted. I just don't understand why people can't see the logic behind using something operationally simple like SQLite.