This sentence rings so true: > Reliable persistence of data is but one small problem for us and I won't die on this hill anymore. Simply getting everything int

This sentence rings so true: > Reliable persistence of data is but one small problem for us and I won't die on this hill anymore. Simply getting everything into the same tenant is table stakes. The hard parts are reducing the # of moving pieces (complexity) and 3rd party vendor count. Yep. It is sad that the perception will be that MS SQL is more simple or Postgres is more simple (I love postgres, but just adding in a network means a lot of potential issues) than SQLite and WAL. It feels like the argument is really: familiar complexity vs, unfamiliar complexity. And, unfamiliar complexity will never win out no matter how much better the true complexity story is, especially in enterprise domains.