> SQLite with appropriate configuration for WAL, et. al. can run circles around hosted SQL providers for many classes of non-queries. SQLite directly on top of

> SQLite with appropriate configuration for WAL, et. al. can run circles around hosted SQL providers for many classes of non-queries. SQLite directly on top of NVMe storage is a monster. Are there any benchmarks that put hard numbers on these observations? I expect sqlite to outperform postgres for the fact alone that it doesn't need to make a network call to touch the db, but it would be important to know what these observations actually mean in the real world.