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Have you benchmarked it? Given modern commodity servers and no network overhead I’d buy it not being a problem. My intuition is you are right but given the op
by kasey_junk 4y ago
Have you benchmarked it?
Given modern commodity servers and no network overhead I’d buy it not being a problem.
My intuition is you are right but given the operational simplicity improvements it would be worth exploring.
- hedora 4y agoThis. Like I said, postgres or mysql are probably better choices. However, modern hardware (especially small sync disk writes) is really fast,and sqlite has its own strong points.