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> You don't need to maintain, secure and tweak postgres any more than you would with SQLite. That's not true. Postgres is another standalone process, SQLite is
by curtisblaine 2y ago
> You don't need to maintain, secure and tweak postgres any more than you would with SQLite.
That's not true. Postgres is another standalone process, SQLite is a library. Even if you have your service and Postgres on the same box, you need to account for yet another process that can independently go down, that is competing for resources etc...
- jeremyjh 2y agoI've never had Postgres "go down". It might if you run out of disk space, but that is going to be a bad time with any database. It is not "competing for resources" when it is running the workload your app is sending it. You may as well say Sqlite is competing for resources in that case.