The AOF reader will discard and emit a warning about lines that can’t be parsed, but that’s the extent of it.
These apps are on Digital Ocean, and I don’t remember ever having unplanned downtime with them. They do sometimes migrate instances with advance notice, but that’s a clean shutdown.
I’m sure SQLite is a better choice for almost any app. My reason for not using it was to try avoiding dependencies out of curiosity, and also that I honestly really don’t like writing SQL — it just feels boring and error-prone. (Like eating celery, I know objectively it’s good for me.)
> My reason for not using it was to try avoiding dependencies out of curiosity, and also that I honestly really don’t like writing SQL — it just feels boring and error-prone.
Well, sure, but you can just read and write JSON blobs to a single-column table in SQLite. See also, "SQLite makes a better BLOB store than the filesystem does" (https://www.sqlite.org/fasterthanfs.html)
These apps are on Digital Ocean, and I don’t remember ever having unplanned downtime with them. They do sometimes migrate instances with advance notice, but that’s a clean shutdown.
I’m sure SQLite is a better choice for almost any app. My reason for not using it was to try avoiding dependencies out of curiosity, and also that I honestly really don’t like writing SQL — it just feels boring and error-prone. (Like eating celery, I know objectively it’s good for me.)