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We currently use postgres. The server is very dumb, verifies user authentication and allows paging through the encrypted entries. There's a PoC that allows it
by conradludgate 3y ago
We currently use postgres. The server is very dumb, verifies user authentication and allows paging through the encrypted entries.
There's a PoC that allows it to work with SQLite too for single user setups - and we are thinking of switching to a distributed object store for our public server since we don't need any relational behaviour.
- justinclift 3y agoInteresting. Yeah, we use PostgreSQL as our main data store too. The SQLite databases are just objects that get stored / opened / updated / queried (etc) as their own individual things. :) One of our developer members mentioned they're learning Rust. I'll point them at your project and see if they want to have a go at trying to integrate stuff. At the very least, it might result in a Rust based library for our API getting created. :D
- justinclift 3y ago> we are thinking of switching to a distributed object store for our public server As a data point, we're using Minio (https://github.com/minio/minio https://github.com/minio/minio) for the object store on our backend. It's been very reliable, though we're not at a point where we're pushing things very hard. :)