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No? If you have a horizontally scaled architecture or anything with multiple nodes, you can't just get away with "sqlite is a library".
by bilalq 3y ago
No? If you have a horizontally scaled architecture or anything with multiple nodes, you can't just get away with "sqlite is a library".
- TeMPOraL 3y agoSQLite is more about letting you get away with not having a horizontally scaled architecture or anything with multiple nodes in the first place.
- bilalq 3y agoSQLite alone doesn't help you get away with any of that. If you already know that a single machine is enough for you, then sure, SQLite is a fine choice. Availability needs alone often force you to run multi-node setups.
- jbverschoor 3y agoI'd argue that salesforce could run on sqlite (library)
- jbverschoor 3y agoAlmost all software is multitenant / easily shardable in some way. Ans almost all software can easily run on a single machine.
- chii 3y agoMost private software is, but there's an awfully large amount of publicly served software that can't fit into this model (also, any software that has network effects like twitter).