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Cause it has to be accessed by disk protocols which are slow over the network is my guess. As you have to scale to more than one machine then you lose the convi
by jarsin 2y ago
Cause it has to be accessed by disk protocols which are slow over the network is my guess. As you have to scale to more than one machine then you lose the convience of sqlite.
- ttymck 2y agoDoesn't postgres also access the disk in order to service queries which come over the network?
- jarsin 2y agoI meant that sqlite doesn't listen to the network. It's not a server the way mysql and postrgres etc are. So if you want to access it from another machine you have to do so via a shared drive type setup.