rqlite
Lightweight, fault-tolerant distributed database built on SQLite.
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About rqlite
rqlite is a distributed relational database built on top of SQLite. It enables developers to create fault-tolerant clusters that remain available even when individual nodes fail. The database is accessed through a plain HTTP API that accepts JSON, eliminating the need for database drivers. Developers can query and manage data using standard SQL across a distributed cluster with minimal operational overhead.
rqlite is developed by the rqlite project and licensed under the MIT license. It is written in Go and designed to be lightweight and easy to deploy. The database uses Raft consensus to keep nodes synchronized and supports features including full-text search, JSON documents, change data capture, and configurable read consistency levels. It can run as a single binary on Docker, Kubernetes, or traditional servers.
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