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damn #rqlite goes kinda hard huh

Anyone here using https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite #rqlite #sql #database?

@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

@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

@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

@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

@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

@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"

@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"

Ooh, #rqlite looks like an interesting #PostgreSQL alternative for #Strolch. I'll need to write new DAOs, and then test to see how it works out... Got this from https://www.philipotoole.com/replicated-postgres-to-rqlite/

Replacing #Postgres with #rqlite - Vallified https://www.philipotoole.com/replicated-postgres-to-rqlite/ #Kubernetes easier setup