Comment by mattrighetti

I see tons of articles like this, and I have no doubt sqlite proved to be a great piece of software in production environments, but what I rarely find discussed is that we lack tools that enable you to access and _maintain_ SQLite databases.

It's so convenient to just open Datagrip and have a look at all my PostgreSQL instances; that's not possible with sqlite AFAIK (not even SSH tunnelling?). If something goes wrong, you have to SSH into the machine and use raw SQL. I know there are some cool front-end interfaces to inspect the db but it requires more setup than you'd expect.

I think that most people give up on sqlite for this reason and not because of its performance.