SQLite on Rails: From rails new to 50k concurrent users and everything in between
summary
Shows how to build and deploy a Ruby on Rails app that uses only SQLite for all persistence (data, job queue, cache, error monitoring) by creating separate SQLite database files. Covers adding a SQLite extension for vector similarity search, configuring point-in-time backups with Litestream, and deployment choices and practices aimed at scaling a Rails+SQLite app up toward 50k concurrent users.
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