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Running SQLite Apps on Docker and Kubernetes with Litestream

OpenRun, an open-source self-hosted GitOps platform, now supports deploying SQLite apps on Docker, Podman, and Kubernetes with Litestream integration. This allows application developers to use SQLite databases without the need to install and configure Litestream, manage object storage, or implement restore logic. OpenRun handles these tasks, providing continuous replication of SQLite changes to object storage, providing durable off-node backups and point-in-time recovery.

App developers can simply define Litestream settings in the OpenRun server configuration, and OpenRun manages replication and restoration outside the app container, leaving the app image unchanged.

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