Sqlite replication via litestream has bascially no overhead. It's a great choice if your database only needs to service one client. It sounds like you're essen

Sqlite replication via litestream has bascially no overhead. It's a great choice if your database only needs to service one client. It sounds like you're essentially arguing that people should always use the most robust data store available regardless of cost or requirements. Their needs were served just fine by a json file ­for quite some time — if that's all you need, then maintaining a full Posgres cluster is the "crazy" solution actually.