Having used D1 in production - it's not very reliable. There was a comment on HN from one of D1 devs [1] saying that D1 is a sql wrapper on top of durable objects that mimicks sqlite distributed like nature.
> I'll let you in on a sort of dirty secret:
It's almost always better to use Durable Objects storage, rather than D1. Even if you only want a single global database, it's better to implement that as a singleton Durable Object, than by using D1. Because that's all D1 itself actually is: a singleton Durable Object that exposes an API to its SQLite database. It's just a wrapper.
Is there a project that does all of these together?
- embeddable like sqlite
- clustered like dqlite
- has a standalone node like rqlite
- can be backed up to S3 like litesteeam
- optionally AP like cr-sqlite alongside CP
brooksbptoday at 5:09 AM
Was a fun read until the end where the author made damn sure that history records who drew the blueprint.
bfrentoday at 6:47 AM
I maintain one of the client libraries for rqlite - Iβve found it an excellent concept really well implemented. One of my favourite bits is it gives you back json making Dapper-like mapping super easy in .NET and I suspect other languages.
joostdecocktoday at 7:28 AM
We use rqlite in production, it's the database we chose for (the control plane of) an open source observability solution we're building (morio.it).
Just came here to say two things:
- rqlite is amazing and warmly recommend
- Philip is an exceptionally dedicated, kind, and helpful maintainer
5 stars, no notes. Thank you Philip, I'm eternally grateful for all your great work.
chasiltoday at 4:08 AM
I have never examined this in any detail before. It looks far easier than the mass majority of clustered database architectures.
I know that latest rails suggests SQLite as one of the production options. I donβt get how itβd work with concurrent access though. Time to look into it.
esafaktoday at 3:17 AM
Very timely for me. I run dqlite in a small cluster and I'm looking to move off it to something more robust. What's recommended in this regime?
feverzsjtoday at 4:26 AM
There is also hctree from sqlite.
a3nz3gtoday at 4:03 AM
Like the idea of distributed SQLite, but do we have benchmark? What use cases it has advantage?