I could not agree more KISS is always the way to go.
For those people that are interested you can have a sqld instance on a different VM with S3 backup.
On my case I use k8s and the backend pod use rust libsqld crate with local first sql database file with remote sync to sqld.
When pod start if db file is not available libsqld will try recover it from slqd otherwise it will just load local db file and sync.
I could not agree more KISS is always the way to go. For those people that are interested you can have a sqld instance on a different VM with S3 backup. On my case I use k8s and the backend pod use rust libsqld crate with local first sql database file with remote sync to sqld. When pod start if db file is not available libsqld will try recover it from slqd otherwise it will just load local db file and sync.
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The tests and the numbers are interesting. The LLM writing style? Insufferable.
It really wouldn’t have taken much effort to cut out the worst of the AI fluff, and maybe add some human touches
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