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List:       owncloud
Subject:    [Owncloud] SQLite vs MariaDB/MySQL
From:       Otto Kekäläinen <otto () seravo ! fi>
Date:       2014-01-11 12:58:59
Message-ID: CAHj_TLDRHKN2gU_4MWTG0t0QVVCfzjte5zjzTtU2fLNDQgJPAA () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hello,

Have you done any benchmarks on OwnCloud with SQLite vs.
MariaDB/MySQL? How does it perform? At what stage is real SQL server
preferred? Why is SQLlite at all used, why not always default to
MariaDB/MySQL, don't they give superior performance?

SQLite is easier to install, but anyway OwnCloud need Apache/Nginx+PHP
and other "big" stuff and MySQL installationis anyway highly automated
in all modern distros. What matters more is how *good' OwnCloud is,
and you don't want to have a crappy database to give users impression
that OwnCloud is slow/buggy (due to locks in DB)?

Or do you have benchmarks that show that SQLite is only a little
behind in performance, and where are those benchmarks?

- Otto
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