We added documentation for alternative backup strategies for Litestream: litestream.io/alternatives/

I learned a few tricks for writing cleaner Golang table-driven tests by reading the Litestream source

Breaking: Litestream is now part of Fly.io! Do you like SQLite? Do you like streaming replication? No? Read Ben Johnson’s new post on the Fly.io blog anyway: fly.io/blog/all-in-on…

Congrats to Ben Johnson! The renaissance of SQLite with Litestream is one of the best things that happening to modern web development in the last 10 years. fly.io/blog/all-in-on…

I created a sample for using Litestream on Google Cloud Run: github.com/steren/litestr…

Wrote a tiny blog post about setting up Litestream with Prisma Postgres and SQLite arnavgosain.com/sqlite-prisma-…

An update on live replication: github.com/benbjohnson/li…

There is a good conversation - shipit.show/59 - that precedes this great Litestream follow-up on GitHub. A few more coming this summer. KISS Ship It! 🚀

Litestream v0.3.9 is released with some minor bug fixes. Thanks Michael Lynch for digging in and debugging! github.com/benbjohnson/li…

Great write up from ServiceStack about their Litestream integration. docs.servicestack.net/ormlite/litest…

I open sourced a new SQLite replication tool I've been working on called LiteFS. It allows you to run multiple replicated nodes and hand-off leadership on the fly. It's still in the alpha stage but I'm looking for feedback. Thanks! github.com/superfly/litefs

I'm starting to write about SQLite internals which are both fascinating and surprisingly accessible. This first post is on the file format, pages, & b-trees. I've got plans for future posts but I'd love to hear what folks would like to know more about! fly.io/blog/sqlite-in…

A list of SQLite resources. Litestream and rqlite, in particular, are interesting. github.com/sqlsite/awesom…

I'm continuing my SQLite internals series with a post on the rollback journal. It's a surprisingly simple approach to keeping your data safe & transactional. fly.io/blog/sqlite-in…

Schedule: 9/12 Umbra (TUM Database Group) 9/18 SnowflakeDB 9/26 @RocksetCloud 10/3 Odyssey (Andrey Borodin) 10/10 @Litestreamio 10/24 @NeonDatabase 10/31 Oceanbase 11/7 Singularity Data 11/14 Gaia DB 11/21 TigerBeetle 11/28 @SplinterDBnews 12/05 @CrateDB

Read replication was originally started in Litesteam but it didn't fit well into its architecture. We've built out that replication in a new tool called LiteFS, which is now in beta. Give it a try and let us know what you think! fly.io/blog/introduci…

LiteFS v0.3.0 has been released! x.com/benbjohnson/st…

Litestream v0.3.11 released github.com/benbjohnson/li…

Litestream v0.3.12 released github.com/benbjohnson/li…