[ngrilly]

If I understand correctly, the SQLite library would be embedded in a sidecar processes that would run on the same machine as the app main process, instead of having the SQLite library embedded directly in the app main process? But then, what's the point of using SQLite? What makes SQLite reads and writes so fast is that it is running embedded in the app process. If you don't need that, and you want a client-server architecture, then you can simply run PostgreSQL or MySQL on the same machine, also as a sidecar process (or as a subprocess of the main process), and communicate using UNIX domain socket.