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Asked: 2026-06-07T08:30:19+00:00

I have a corporate website with django-cms and with a SQLite database that has

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I have a corporate website with django-cms and with a SQLite database that has only a few updates per month. The majority are reads. It will be less than 5000k requests per day.

My deployment is in a Cpanel server with apache and wsgi. I need to know first if I should be worried about the usage of SQLite and if PostgreSQL in this situation will be faster and less resources consumption (because it is already installed and running on server).

This site use a 11MB SQLite file. Is this file in memory?

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  1. Editorial Team

    SQLite will be faster than PostgreSQL except in cases of high contention. If you only update a few times per month, then SQLite will amost certainly be faster than PostgreSQL.

    You may still choose to use PostgreSQL for other reasons (i.e. if you need network access to your data), but probably not for performance reasons.

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