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Yes! This is my expectation. Lots of the big companies have already done this with in-house architecture. With Regatta, we want to democratize building stateles
by huntaub 2y ago
Yes! This is my expectation. Lots of the big companies have already done this with in-house architecture. With Regatta, we want to democratize building stateless applications that can take advantage of the low-cost storage of S3.
- mikecwang 2y agoThat's some real tech in YC these days!
- hades32 2y agoWouldn't that limit the concurrency of the lambdas to 1? Since they would hold a lock on the db file
- datadeft 2y agoWell these are the details that many of us is interested.
- huntaub 2y agoThis is super dependent on the application, and not something that I could answer without being an expert in SQLite. If SQLite only allows a single reader or writer, then yes. This could still be a good choice for applications which elect a “leader” to serve the database, though.