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Just open your SQLite database in read-only mode :) SQLite works really well for static or semi-static data. For example, a blog where you have a small number
by mantap 6y ago
Just open your SQLite database in read-only mode :)
SQLite works really well for static or semi-static data. For example, a blog where you have a small number of users writing and many users reading from the DB. If the authors are content to use one server to edit the DB then you can easily push that DB to the servers handling the reads.
- johannes1234321 6y agoYes this can work, however you are mostly relying on the operating system's file system cache for speed. Other databases will try harder to keep their own cache. But true, there is lots of room where SQLite works nicely.