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Overview SQLite is the world's most widely deployed SQL database engine. This AMI provides SQLite pre-configured on Linux distributions, enabling teams to deploy serverless, zero-configuration, embedded databases with ACID compliance for applications, mobile backends, IoT devices, and edge computing solutions.

Serverless Architecture No server process. In-process library. Self-contained engine. Direct file access. Zero administration. No installation. No dependencies. Embedded into applications. Simplified deployment. Reduced overhead.

Zero Configuration No setup required. No configuration files. No administration. No database users. No permissions management. Automatic database creation. Immediate use. Self-contained. Ready to run.

ACID Transactions Atomic transactions. Consistent state. Isolated operations. Durable writes. Transaction rollback. Crash recovery. Power failure safety. Data integrity. Savepoints. Nested transactions.

Database Storage Single-file database. Cross-platform file format. Complete database in one file. Portable databases. Simple backup. Easy sharing. File-system operations. Version control friendly. Network file systems.

SQL Support Full SQL implementation. SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE. CREATE TABLE. ALTER TABLE. Indexes. Views. Triggers. Stored procedures. Common table expressions. Window functions. JSON support. Full-text search.

Data Types NULL values. INTEGER type. REAL floating point. TEXT strings. BLOB binary data. Dynamic typing. Type affinity. Flexible storage. Automatic conversion.

Performance Faster than filesystem I/O. Small memory footprint. Efficient query execution. Query optimizer. Prepared statements. Index optimization. Transaction batching. Write-ahead logging. Memory-mapped I/O.

Advanced Features Partial indexes. Expression indexes. Covering indexes. WITHOUT ROWID tables. Generated columns. Check constraints. Foreign keys. Date and time functions. Aggregate functions. User-defined functions.

JSON Support JSON1 extension. JSON data type. JSON path expressions. JSON_EXTRACT function. JSON_INSERT function. JSON_REMOVE function. JSON arrays. JSON objects. JSON validation.

Full-Text Search FTS5 extension. Full-text indexing. Text search. Ranking algorithms. Phrase queries. Prefix queries. Boolean operators. Tokenization. Stopwords. Search snippets.

Concurrency Multiple readers. Single writer. File locking. Write-ahead logging. WAL mode. Concurrent readers. Reader-writer locks. Lock escalation. Deadlock prevention.

Lightweight Design Less than 750KB. Small code footprint. Minimal dependencies. Low memory usage. Fast startup. Quick queries. Efficient storage. Compact indexes. Small databases.

Edge Computing IoT device databases. Mobile applications. Embedded systems. Local data storage. Offline capability. Sensor data. Device analytics. Local processing. Minimal resources.

Backup and Recovery Simple file copy. Online backup API. Incremental backup. Point-in-time recovery. Database integrity check. VACUUM command. Database repair. Corruption detection.

Linux Integration CentOS Stream 9. Rocky Linux 9. Alma Linux 9. Command-line tools. sqlite3 command. Shell scripting. System integration. Package management. SSH access port 22.

cloudimg Support 24/7 support via phone, email, chat. SQLite configuration assistance. Query optimization guidance. Application integration. Performance tuning. Backup strategies. Migration assistance. Troubleshooting. Rapid response.

Use Cases Mobile applications. IoT devices. Embedded systems. Edge computing. Desktop applications. Browser storage. Testing databases. Prototyping. Configuration storage. Cache databases. Log databases.

FAQ

Q: Is SQLite a server-based database? A: No, SQLite is serverless and embedded in applications.

Q: Does SQLite support ACID transactions? A: Yes, full ACID compliance with crash recovery.

Q: What's the maximum database size? A: SQLite supports databases up to 281 terabytes.

Q: Can multiple processes access SQLite? A: Yes, multiple readers or single writer at a time.

Q: Is SQLite suitable for production? A: Yes, widely used in production systems worldwide.

Q: Does SQLite support SQL standards? A: Yes, implements most of SQL-92 standard.

Q: File-based or in-memory? A: Both file-based and in-memory databases supported.

Q: JSON support included? A: Yes, JSON1 extension with full JSON functions.

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