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Minimizing database access latency is crucial in serverless edge computing for many applications, but databases are predominantly deployed in cloud environments, resulting in costly network round-trips. Embedding an in-process database library such as SQLite into the serverless runtime is the holy grail for low-latency database access. However, SQLite's architecture limits concurrency and multitenancy, which is essential for serverless providers, forcing us to rethink the architecture for integrating a database library.
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