Wednesday, April 11, 2012

[Rails] Use of SQLite database in production?

I'm building a small Rails app that will be hosted somewhere online when
it is finished. It will be a private app for a small non-profit
organization with about 10 users and it will have about 3 main tables
and a few lookup small tables. I think I'll be using Heroku to host the
app. Even thinking in the largest scale possible, the numbers of rows in
the main table will never exceed 1,000 rows, and the smaller lookup
tables will only have about 20 rows each.

So, I'm wondering if it is a feasible choice to simply go with a SQLite
database in production for a small app like this? I just can't see the
need for the any of the (slightly) extra configuration that a MySql or
Postgres database would require.

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