Clace, an internal tools platform, uses SQLite for storing web server static content instead of the traditional file system. This allows for atomic version changes, easy deployment rollbacks, and efficient file de-duplication. Other advantages include simple backups, content hashing, and compression. Performance is reportedly high, and while Clace currently runs on a single node, future plans include using Postgres for multi-node support.

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BackgroundUsing SQLite for serving filesBenefits of using SQLitePerformanceMulti-Node SupportWhy this approach is not more common?
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