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I am aware of the possibility to create my own trigger(ed) solution, but I didn't want to reinvent the wheel :-)

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Berkeley DB's SQL API is completely SQLite compatible and offers HA/replication for high availability. The combination of SQLite's easy-of-use and Berkeley DB's scalability and reliability are a great combination.

Disclaimer: I'm the Product Manager for Berkeley DB, so I'm a little biased. However, one of the main benefits of adding the SQLite API to Berkeley DB is that SQLite applications can now have HA/replication for mission-critical, highly available applications.

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I read from the docs: Only the master node can modify the database. So this is not for me :-( – ralf.w. Mar 9 '11 at 8:10

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