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I have developed a simple django application using sqlite3. At first, I wanted to keep it simple using sqlite3 but, things are beginning to scale up (Yes, I actually started using that application with sqlite3! Shame on me…) so I want to migrate all my data to postgresql database.
Does django or another third-party provide such feature, or should I suffer for my own stupidity…
I am trying to do the same exact thing right now, but I am running into a problem with resolving dependencies basically the same as ticket 16317. But enough about me…
Troubleshooting this led me to find a link for django-smuggler which allows you to create dumps and load data from the admin interface.
It looks promising for any data transfer needed or to use as a backup utility.