I'm a bit confused by this. Since SQLEdge is a proxy, you lose all the IO benefits of running an embedded in-process DB. At that point, why not replicate to a

I'm a bit confused by this. Since SQLEdge is a proxy, you lose all the IO benefits of running an embedded in-process DB. At that point, why not replicate to a real Postgres on the edge? Maybe the expectation is that the application also opens the SQLite file directly? (But in that case, what is the point of the SQLEdge proxy?)