On Tuesday, 25 September 2018 at 21:42:40 UTC, bachmeier wrote:
How much data can there possibly be for a mailing list?

Currently, 3.8 GB.

A good part of that is the full-text index required for searching. (It does work really well, though - no need for Lucene or such.)

I regularly see stories about companies using SQLite for databases in the hundreds of GB.

One thing possible with a traditional RDBMS that's not possible with SQLite is processing several simultaneous requests. The synchronous API translates to the synchronous nature of the entire program: when the forum hits a request it needs a few seconds to handle, it can't process any requests during that time, even those it could answer without consulting the database (as much is cached in RAM).

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