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I'm using SQLite in Notion Backups (most of the workload happens in background jobs; the web app itself doesn't get that many visits) Except for some rare exce
by jmstfv 4y ago
I'm using SQLite in Notion Backups (most of the workload happens in background jobs; the web app itself doesn't get that many visits)
Except for some rare exceptions, it's been doing pretty great. I don't have any plans to migrate from SQLite any time soon.
- barryhennessy 4y agoAny chance I could convince you to share some of those 'rare exceptions'? I love a good exception ;) Also they're where the real insights are.
- jmstfv 4y agoLately, Rails has been complaining about connection timeouts, stating that all connections in the pool were in use (this usually happens when Sidekiq, a background jobs framework, processes multiple long-running jobs). By default, the connection pool in Rails contains 5 connections, and they time out within 5 seconds.