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" Apps that want even more control can move to using full-on Durable Objects (which will soon support a SQLite database per-object)." Can you elaborate this li
by Wallacy 3y ago
" Apps that want even more control can move to using full-on Durable Objects (which will soon support a SQLite database per-object)."
Can you elaborate this little bit more? Im using DO today and i have a bad time sharding my data (works, but i hate it);
So i will have the option to use the standard store or/and SQLite?
If so, i dont can keep with my DO (because i have control of everything) and use SQLite for things that is bigger than what the value store supports.
- kentonv 3y agoSorry, I don't quite understand what you're asking. In the future each DO will have a private SQLite database. The key/value store will actually be redirected to store into a special table in this database, but probably new apps will just use the database and not the KV store. Separately from that, I would like to develop tools that make sharding Durable Objects (and D1 databases) easier. Today it's a pain to do manually. This is independent from the underlying storage model, though.