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Created Jun 02, 2015 by Vince Tozzi@vinceOwner

Switch to PostgreSQL?

Created by: agger-magenta

I've been running some test web sites on SQLite the last 2-3 years.

My experience is that SQLite is very efficient for serving data and can easily serve a large web site.

However, it tends to hang on concurrent updates. If we get to a point where many people are working on the same mucua at the same time, we should expect problems. At this time, this is probably not an issue, but on a busy mucua on a busy day ... I propose postgres because it doesn't have this issue and I prefer it to MySQL.

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