Of course, SQLite is great for a lot of things, including small websites, or nearly anything mostly read without a ton of writes. It's not much at all over the

Of course, SQLite is great for a lot of things, including small websites, or nearly anything mostly read without a ton of writes. It's not much at all over the top of modern disk io... nvme drives are crazy fast. My only thinking is in terms of additional concurrency, or for that matter, multiple shared access since FB can grow from embedded to dedicated server... I often think of it as a few steps between SQLite and Postgres for some scenarios.