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Django: SQLite or PostgreSQL?
There is an application in Django. It will work on a computer below the average (on the local network), 20 clients will work with it (in the future, about a dozen so far). The question is in choosing a DBMS: Will SQLite suffice here, or is some other DBMS better, such as PostgreSQL (but it may be heavy)?
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If you do not need cool Postgre features, then SQLite is enough for 20 users
postgres of course! sqlite for development only, or as a built-in base for a low-current application, or as a replacement for files.
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There was a shop on sqlite. When the number of users exceeded 2 thousand, the guys started swearing at the downs. The reason for this was the database write locks. Moved to postgresql and forgot. Otherwise, it worked pretty fast, although the amount of data was small. 250 - 300 thousand commodity items.
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