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> nowhere near to the level it should be. I get the impression that it's used exactly as it should be, in systems that need a database but don't need clusterin
by dnautics 5y ago
> nowhere near to the level it should be.
I get the impression that it's used exactly as it should be, in systems that need a database but don't need clustering or failover strategies.
- bob1029 5y ago> but don't need clustering or failover strategies. Even for those cases where you do need it, there are emerging options. You can handle replication 100% in business logic (something I personally enjoy), or you can use a path like dqlite to replicate the physical WAL log.
- pletnes 5y agoAs far as I can tell, there’s far too many file formats out there. I’m sure sqlite should be used more than it currently is.