SQLite for River, durable periodic jobs and dbsql for Pro, better performance
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Re: SQLite for River, durable periodic jobs and dbsql for Pro, better performance
#2The timing of this release couldn't have been more fortuitous for me, I was just recently getting myself reacquainted with the options available for background processing in the Go landscape, and I was specifically looking for options that could be integrated as a library and were built on top of a RDBMS (specifically SQLite + Postgres for different use cases) as opposed to something like a redis/valkey.
Edit: I'm also curious if anyone is aware of companies or open source projects that are building with River?
Re: SQLite for River, durable periodic jobs and dbsql for Pro, better performance
#3The timing of this release couldn't have been more fortuitous for me, I was just recently getting myself reacquainted with the options available for background processing in the Go landscape, and I was specifically looking for options that could be integrated as a library and were built on top of a RDBMS (specifically SQLite + Postgres for different use cases) as opposed to something like a redis/valkey. Edit: I'm al…
As one of River's creators, I'm aware of many companies using it, including names you've heard of :) One cool open source project I've seen recently is this open source pager / on-call system from Target called GoAlert: https://github.com/target/goalert