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I have become fond of Sqlite in the last few years. I use it for client applications that need to store local data -- normally temporary data to send to the se
by masfoobar 2y ago
I have become fond of Sqlite in the last few years.
I use it for client applications that need to store local data -- normally temporary data to send to the server, etc.
I am now using it for a Message Queue middle-man (broker) program I wrote, which uses sqlite to store the messages. They tell us the queue they belong to, if there is a delay before handing out to a Worker, the current status, etc. It has worked very well. The other reason why I was not concerned using sqlite was because the program would do one thing at a time.. so there would not be multiple requests trying to insert/update data at the same time. To me it was a win-win.
Designed to be fast and light.
Thumbs up to sqlite team!