>Not to be a complete cynic but IMO you should just use any of the pretty well-done NoSQL K/V stores if you don't mind ditching SQL. My thought process is that

>Not to be a complete cynic but IMO you should just use any of the pretty well-done NoSQL K/V stores if you don't mind ditching SQL. My thought process is that the current solution works so I'd only change to a K/V store with the extra complexity if that got me a better API and more of the stack in Rust. Consuming something in Go seems like a pain, while also adding a GC runtime just for this. >BTW I've heard very good things about the widely used sqlite Rust libraries (sorry, don't remember the names). I'm using rusqlite, seems to work fine.