Turso is sqlite with a server client arch. I use them for stashing my llm usage logs all the time. Pretty neat. Plus I'm rooting for them to rewrite sqlite in Rust.
If it is in-process (as the article says), why do you describe it as client / server architecture? If it’s not in-process why compare it to SQLite instead of other client server databases like Postgres?
If it is in-process (as the article says), why do you describe it as client / server architecture? If it’s not in-process why compare it to SQLite instead of other client server databases like Postgres?