Sharding

[fallen apex]

That all depends on the database you use it with.

When it comes to sharding it means multiple processes accessing the database. Something like a json file is extremely dangerous to do. Sqlite3 is a bit less but you need to know that only one process can write at a time. Other bigger database servers like mysql there should be no problem at all as they are made for having multiple connections. I will always recommend a database server over anything even Sqlite3 because it can in fact corrupt more easily

[tight perch]

So, if I understand correctly, if I were to use Quick.db with MySQL, it would be ok? But not like mongoDB or Sqlite3

[fallen apex]

MongoDB is a database server

Sqlite3 is a filesystem database

MongoDB will be better as it is also made for multiple connections and optimized for this stuff

Quick.db is just a Library that makes it easy to communicate to the dataabse

It's not a database in itself. So that all depends on your database choice

Mysql, postgres, mongodb. Those 3 are good

Postgres is only in the dev version though

[tight perch]

Ah ok, im already using a mongoDB, was looking at switching out as I thought quick would be better

[fallen apex]

If you already use mongodb directly then no quick.db will not be better

Since quick.db's claim is to make it easy and when something is easy it hides the part where it does stuff for you that may not be needed every time