When I develop server software I always include support for SQLite and PostgreSQL so I can run the server entirely stand-alone if I want to. Choosing whether t

When I develop server software I always include support for SQLite and PostgreSQL so I can run the server entirely stand-alone if I want to. Choosing whether to use the embedded database or connecting to PostgreSQL is a command line switch. I have been using SQLite in an IoT application where the measurement of a long-running test instance has 65 million rows in the main data table and is 3.6Gb in size....and the response time running queries against the database isn't bad. I'm starting to question of I actually need PostgreSQL for a lot of situations.