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Convert to SQLite+S3 backend rather than a dedicated PostgreSQL database #33
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Nice! Didn't pull it down to try it but it LGTM
Just added one comment, but if it works I think it's good to use as is
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We are migrating this application to a new hosting platform and no longer want to run it with a dedicated PostgreSQL database to streamline maintenance and operations. Since we typically don't run this application at large horizontal scale, I've refactored it to leverage a local SQLite database that gets pulled from S3 (or created) on startup, and pushed to S3 on shutdown.
I also fleshed-out the readme a bit more with some of the new env variables I added and some more ELI5 running instructions.