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Amazing that SQLite Online has survived solo for 11 years. What technical or business pivots have kept it alive (and relevant) across changing web stacks and user expectations?
easy to deploy, built-in CI/CD, CDK and coming-up this month is spore-drive, a tool you can use to deploy and update tau on all your hosts with one command.
it's developer-first, has a built in CI/CD, can do serverless, multi-hosts & scales across locations has a CDK and more.
granted, it does not orchestrate containers as of today. for compute, WebAssembly (wasm) is used. but container runtime on the road-map for this year.
right now, that is true. Seer (the dns service) returns all nodes that register with it, regardless of location. That said, we're working in adding advanced logic there that will:
- take location into consideration
- allows the execution of wasm code (we call smartops) to define custom logic