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100K/day is less than 2/second. I think those numbers need to be updated on the SQLite page. For a read heavy workload, like serving static files, SQLite can do
by ajayvk 2y ago
100K/day is less than 2/second. I think those numbers need to be updated on the SQLite page. For a read heavy workload, like serving static files, SQLite can do much more. Since the content caching headers are set, the browser will cache content, causing request to the server to be required for new clients only. I do not expect SQLite to be the bottleneck for most use cases.
- therealdrag0 2y agoDrives me nuts when people use rates of any unit besides sec or min. Anything longer is not useful information, since traffic varies over time and what you care about is peak rates.