Backups, replication to different regions, access to the data etc become standardized when it's the same as any other cloud bucket. This makes compliance easier and there's no need to roll your own solution. I also never had to troubleshoot sqlite, so I'd trust this will be more robust than what I'll come up with, so I don't get your troubleshooting argument.
Not everyone will care about this, but those can just not use it I guess.
Backups, replication to different regions, access to the data etc become standardized when it's the same as any other cloud bucket. This makes compliance easier and there's no need to roll your own solution. I also never had to troubleshoot sqlite, so I'd trust this will be more robust than what I'll come up with, so I don't get your troubleshooting argument.
Not everyone will care about this, but those can just not use it I guess.