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Not true. Can you back up your claim that the developers of Sqlite says they dont recommend it for webservers? (hint they recommend it). If you have a read-hea
by victorbjorklund 1y ago
Not true. Can you back up your claim that the developers of Sqlite says they dont recommend it for webservers? (hint they recommend it).
If you have a read-heavy app (99% of saas) that runs on one server and dont have millions of users then sqlite is a great option.
- crazygringo 1y agoI didn't say that. I said one local client at a time. If you're running on one server then your webserver is the one local client. Usually you want to be able to run multiple webservers against a single database though, since that's the first thing you'll usually need to scale.