>No, the issue is it doesn't have high availability features: failover, snapshots, concurrent backups, etc. (Edit: oops, comment pointed out it does have concur

>No, the issue is it doesn't have high availability features: failover, snapshots, concurrent backups, etc. (Edit: oops, comment pointed out it does have concurrent backups.) Actually, I think it's network access that is the issue. SQLite isn't really designed to have 4-5 network connected apps using it as a shared data store. In most shared hosting setups, database is treated as a network service, so you can have 200 different sites leveraging the same db server... and sometimes the db server isn't on the same hardware as the http server.