Things are still in flux, but yes, I plan to publish benchmarks before making a 1.0 release, as well as improving documentations and introduce some more abstractions to make it easier to use.
The reason it might be slower is some cases is that RQlite replicates statements and dqlite replicates WAL frames (where "frames" roughly means "disk pages"), which are typically bigger.
I didn't run benchmarks against RQlite yet, but I'd expect performance differences to be negligible for most use cases.
Things are still in flux, but yes, I plan to publish benchmarks before making a 1.0 release, as well as improving documentations and introduce some more abstractions to make it easier to use.
The reason it might be slower is some cases is that RQlite replicates statements and dqlite replicates WAL frames (where "frames" roughly means "disk pages"), which are typically bigger.
I didn't run benchmarks against RQlite yet, but I'd expect performance differences to be negligible for most use cases.