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> As you quoted, people in this discussion are saying that writing a dummy program that has its own sqlite and does nothing but pass messages to it that it rec
by aikah 7y ago
> As you quoted, people in this discussion are saying that writing a dummy program that has its own sqlite and does nothing but pass messages to it that it receives from all other processes on the system that need to talk to that sqlite file results in much better performance than accessing that file "directly" from the separate processes.
And use what protocol for inter-process communication with the daemon managing SQLite? At the end of the day you just created the equivalent of a server anyway...
- logicallee 7y agoAny protocol. People are saying this is a common solution. So is there a standard dummy tool like that?
- aikah 7y ago> So is there a standard dummy tool like that? My point is that by that time SQlite doesn't fit "Serveless" as defined by the linked article anymore.
- logicallee 7y agoTrue