We rely on SQLite for our backend. This is highly available on the system from the outset and requires no administrative effort. In addition, you can easily integrate yourself as a programmer into database processes.
The data is processed within an SQLite database. In this case, the database file is named DBSmartLicMan.sdb.
SQLiteStudio is a free and open-source graphical user interface (GUI) for managing SQLite databases. It is a powerful tool that can be used to create, edit, browse, and query SQLite databases. SQLiteStudio is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Download SQLiteStudio: https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/releases
High availability: SQLite is a self-contained database that does not require a separate server process to run. This means that it is highly available, even if the system crashes or the network goes down.
Low administrative overhead: SQLite is very easy to install and configure. There is no need to set up a separate server or manage user accounts and permissions.
Easy to use: SQLite uses the same SQL language as other relational databases, so it is easy for programmers to learn and use.
Embedable: SQLite can be embedded directly into applications. This makes it a good choice for developing applications that need to store data locally, such as mobile apps and desktop apps.
Performance: SQLite is a very fast and efficient database. It can handle large amounts of data and perform complex queries quickly.
Scalability: SQLite can scale to meet the needs of small and large applications.
Reliability: SQLite is a very reliable database. It is unlikely to crash or lose data.
Overall, SQLite is a great choice for backend development. It is highly available, has low administrative overhead, is easy to use, portable, embeddable, performant, scalable, reliable, and secure.