#litefs — Public Fediverse posts
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#Litestream now does compaction. Using s3 condition writes. 😎
#consul is good, but complex when not in infra. Especially for #litefs. Too many moving parts. 😅
Very happy litestream is getting some love. Makes #sqlite even more of a no brainer choice. 😏
https://fly.io/blog/litestream-revamped/ -
#Litestream now does compaction. Using s3 condition writes. 😎
#consul is good, but complex when not in infra. Especially for #litefs. Too many moving parts. 😅
Very happy litestream is getting some love. Makes #sqlite even more of a no brainer choice. 😏
https://fly.io/blog/litestream-revamped/ -
#Litestream now does compaction. Using s3 condition writes. 😎
#consul is good, but complex when not in infra. Especially for #litefs. Too many moving parts. 😅
Very happy litestream is getting some love. Makes #sqlite even more of a no brainer choice. 😏
https://fly.io/blog/litestream-revamped/ -
#Litestream now does compaction. Using s3 condition writes. 😎
#consul is good, but complex when not in infra. Especially for #litefs. Too many moving parts. 😅
Very happy litestream is getting some love. Makes #sqlite even more of a no brainer choice. 😏
https://fly.io/blog/litestream-revamped/ -
#Litestream now does compaction. Using s3 condition writes. 😎
#consul is good, but complex when not in infra. Especially for #litefs. Too many moving parts. 😅
Very happy litestream is getting some love. Makes #sqlite even more of a no brainer choice. 😏
https://fly.io/blog/litestream-revamped/ -
@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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@markus I'm sorry for be the bearer of bad news friend, but here 😭: https://community.fly.io/t/sunsetting-litefs-cloud/20829?u=ab1
On the plus side, #litefs is still being developed. Just not as a service anymore and more as utility. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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Well, this sure is neat. https://fly.io/blog/litefs-cloud/
I’ll be very curious to see how much it ends up costing.
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Well, this sure is neat. https://fly.io/blog/litefs-cloud/
I’ll be very curious to see how much it ends up costing.
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Well, this sure is neat. https://fly.io/blog/litefs-cloud/
I’ll be very curious to see how much it ends up costing.
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Well, this sure is neat. https://fly.io/blog/litefs-cloud/
I’ll be very curious to see how much it ends up costing.
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Well, this sure is neat. https://fly.io/blog/litefs-cloud/
I’ll be very curious to see how much it ends up costing.
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#litefs 0.4.0 for distributed #sqlite is out, and I’m really looking forward to trying it out! https://community.fly.io/t/litefs-v0-4-0-released/12278
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I've started building my public-data-enrichment-platform using #flyio, #SQLite and #LiteFS, and #Golang. Fly is just such a breeze to work with.
Not only do I now deploy to Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Frankfurt all at once (the platform is for Danish customers) for redundancy, but since by Grafana cloud setup automatically picks up the new app from Fly's Prometheus, I've got monitoring working right after deploy.
Works so much easier than anything AWS ever offered!
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@polarcoder Nice article, but it's aged a bit. #LiteFS and #rqlite are doing some really interesting things with distributed SQLite. I wrote up an article about LiteFS (using Go, but usable in all languages) if you're curious. 😊 https://www.golang.dk/articles/distributed-sqlite-with-litefs
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@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) "trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
FUSE-based file system for replicating SQLite databases across a cluster of machines
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And now a new one from Ben Johnson over #sqlite; #litefs. Essentially a fuse fs for replication of sqlite with graceful leader election. I think this is pretty neat, though still like #litestream more.
Still, I already have #consul as my central everything anyway. Might as well play with this. 😎
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#litefs 0.4.0 for distributed #sqlite is out, and I’m really looking forward to trying it out! https://community.fly.io/t/litefs-v0-4-0-released/12278
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#litefs 0.4.0 for distributed #sqlite is out, and I’m really looking forward to trying it out! https://community.fly.io/t/litefs-v0-4-0-released/12278
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#litefs 0.4.0 for distributed #sqlite is out, and I’m really looking forward to trying it out! https://community.fly.io/t/litefs-v0-4-0-released/12278
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I've started building my public-data-enrichment-platform using #flyio, #SQLite and #LiteFS, and #Golang. Fly is just such a breeze to work with.
Not only do I now deploy to Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Frankfurt all at once (the platform is for Danish customers) for redundancy, but since by Grafana cloud setup automatically picks up the new app from Fly's Prometheus, I've got monitoring working right after deploy.
Works so much easier than anything AWS ever offered!
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I've started building my public-data-enrichment-platform using #flyio, #SQLite and #LiteFS, and #Golang. Fly is just such a breeze to work with.
Not only do I now deploy to Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Frankfurt all at once (the platform is for Danish customers) for redundancy, but since by Grafana cloud setup automatically picks up the new app from Fly's Prometheus, I've got monitoring working right after deploy.
Works so much easier than anything AWS ever offered!
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I've started building my public-data-enrichment-platform using #flyio, #SQLite and #LiteFS, and #Golang. Fly is just such a breeze to work with.
Not only do I now deploy to Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Frankfurt all at once (the platform is for Danish customers) for redundancy, but since by Grafana cloud setup automatically picks up the new app from Fly's Prometheus, I've got monitoring working right after deploy.
Works so much easier than anything AWS ever offered!
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I've started building my public-data-enrichment-platform using #flyio, #SQLite and #LiteFS, and #Golang. Fly is just such a breeze to work with.
Not only do I now deploy to Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Frankfurt all at once (the platform is for Danish customers) for redundancy, but since by Grafana cloud setup automatically picks up the new app from Fly's Prometheus, I've got monitoring working right after deploy.
Works so much easier than anything AWS ever offered!
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@polarcoder Nice article, but it's aged a bit. #LiteFS and #rqlite are doing some really interesting things with distributed SQLite. I wrote up an article about LiteFS (using Go, but usable in all languages) if you're curious. 😊 https://www.golang.dk/articles/distributed-sqlite-with-litefs
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@polarcoder Nice article, but it's aged a bit. #LiteFS and #rqlite are doing some really interesting things with distributed SQLite. I wrote up an article about LiteFS (using Go, but usable in all languages) if you're curious. 😊 https://www.golang.dk/articles/distributed-sqlite-with-litefs
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@polarcoder Nice article, but it's aged a bit. #LiteFS and #rqlite are doing some really interesting things with distributed SQLite. I wrote up an article about LiteFS (using Go, but usable in all languages) if you're curious. 😊 https://www.golang.dk/articles/distributed-sqlite-with-litefs
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@polarcoder Nice article, but it's aged a bit. #LiteFS and #rqlite are doing some really interesting things with distributed SQLite. I wrote up an article about LiteFS (using Go, but usable in all languages) if you're curious. 😊 https://www.golang.dk/articles/distributed-sqlite-with-litefs
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@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) "trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) " trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) " trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
@serge The Litestream website has a nice overview of similar alternatives: https://litestream.io/alternatives/
Quite nice selection for various priorities and trade-offs.
TL;DR:
- #Litestream is primarily for disaster recovery
- #LiteFS is a distributed file system from the same authors for "high availability and low global latency"
- #rqlite (and #dqlite) " trades higher durability for lower write throughput" -
FUSE-based file system for replicating SQLite databases across a cluster of machines
-
And now a new one from Ben Johnson over #sqlite; #litefs. Essentially a fuse fs for replication of sqlite with graceful leader election. I think this is pretty neat, though still like #litestream more.
Still, I already have #consul as my central everything anyway. Might as well play with this. 😎