rqlite is an open-source distributed relational database, with SQLite as its storage engine. v3.2.1 has been released and includes new functionality for cluster management, along with new documentation on running clusters. v3.2.0 also includes some bug fixes.
You can download the release from GitHub.
Some fellow developers, using Go for the first time, recently asked me how to organise a Go project and for some high-level guidance on programming using the language.
I thought the most effective way to answer this question was to build a simple Go HTTP service, that provides a key-value store. It also includes a README, outlining my most important guidelines for Go programming. You can check it out here.
rqlite is an open-source distributed relational database, which uses SQLite as its storage engine. rqlite is written in Go and uses Raft to achieve consensus across a set of SQLite databases. It gracefully handles leader election, and can tolerate machine failure.
With the v3 release series, rqlite can now replicate SQLite databases on a global scale, with very little effort. Let’s see it in action using the AWS EC2 cloud.
rqlite is an open-source distributed relational database, with SQLite as its storage engine. v3.0.1 has been released and it is a significant upgrade relative to the 2.0 series. The 3.0 series allows more sophisticated clusters to be built and simplifies rqlite client coding requirements.
Continue reading rqlite v3.0.1 released with leader redirection
Thanks to Zac Medico, there are new Python clients available for rqlite — a pure Python client, and a SQLAlchemy mapper.
Check them out on GitHub.