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I remember a discussion a while ago to use SQlite as a filesystem engine. I imagine that not needing a server / daemon would make it more reliable for one of th
by giovannibonetti 4y ago
I remember a discussion a while ago to use SQlite as a filesystem engine. I imagine that not needing a server / daemon would make it more reliable for one of the first things needed on boot.
However, I don't know what's the recommended way to handle concurrent writes with SQlite. In the end we have a single process handling all the persistence logic, which becomes essentially a server just like Postgres?