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SQLite in production: what a year taught me

One server, 2 million requests a day, two lessons.

I moved my side project from Postgres to SQLite last October.

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SQLite in production: what a year taught me

One server, 2 million requests a day, two lessons.

I moved my side project from Postgres to SQLite last October.

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Every API eventually meets a client that sends too much traffic. Sometimes it’s a buggy retry loop, sometimes a scraper, and sometimes a perfectly well-meaning customer whose cron job just got ten times larger.

Smuggling WebMCP into ChatGPT

WebMCP is pretty powerful, as far as web technologies go. It enables a web page to register tools that can be called by any AI agents you decide on, which opens up a whole world of possibilities.

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