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heroku run python manage.py migrate do not create table on heroku server [duplicate]

I want to deploy an application with sqlite3 as the database on Heroku. However, it seems to be that Heroku doesn't support applications with sqlite3 as the database. Is it true? Is there no way to deploy my sqlite3-backed application on Heroku?
PS: I have successfully deployed my application using PythonAnywhere, but would now like to know whether there's any possible way to deploy it using Heroku.

As Heroku's dynos don't have a filesystem that persists across deploys, a file-based database like SQLite3 isn't going to be suitable. It's a great DB for development/quick prototypes, though.
Heroku do have a Postgres offering however that will suit - with a free tier and a basic $9/month tier that are good for hobby/small projects. The biggest benefit over SQLite is that you get backups that you wouldn't get otherwise (plus all the other Postgres features).
There's a guide to updating your settings.py to use Postgres here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-django#django-settings

Heroku has a detailed article explaining "Why is SQLite a bad fit for running on Heroku" https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/sqlite3

How to upload local mysql database to heroku app?

I have a web application written in Python-Flask with database created using MySQL. I have deployed my app using Heroku but it's only the frontend and backend part. I also need to upload database so that the app can interact with the database. I have searched many videos on YouTube but nothing came as useful. Most of them are using Postgre SQL both in local and heroku app but I've an MySQL database with me. I need help how can I connect my app to my database.

Heroku has native support for postgessql not mysql, so you might want to change to that or use the Clear DB addon as explained in the docs.
From heroku
"Heroku provides three managed data services to all customers:
Heroku Postgres, Heroku Redis, Apache Kafka on Heroku"
Also have a look at this previous answer that targets the same issue.

What is the purpose of the postgresql database when using Heroku with Django?

I'm starting a new project using Django and hosting it on Heroku. I know that Django comes with a SQLite db ready to use for the application to store all of the app's data.
Heroku requires PostgreSQL - does this mean that my app will have to be configured locally to use this database INSTEAD OF the SQLite db - or does it use both? Is the PostgreSQL db just something that the Heroku app needs to work or do you actually need this to run your Django app in Heroku?
Thanks!

Found answer on https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/sqlite3. Heroku uses/prefers postgres and not sqlite.

Django website with sqlite db deployment on heroku

I have been reading at many places that Heroku doesn't support sqlite database. Is there no option to use sqlite? Is there any kind of wrapper or plug-in to be used with sqlite so that it can be deployed in Heroku?
Can anyone share resources or guides to do the same end to end?

No, there is no way to do this. An sqlite database is a file on disk, but the filesystem on Heroku is ephemeral and not shared between dynos, so the db would be lost every time you deploy.
But there is no reason to try. Django already abstracts away all the differences between databases for regular usage. Heroku supports a number of Postgres plans for different use cases, including a free hobby tier.

PostgreSQL for Django on Elastic Beanstalk

I'm reading conflicting reports about using PostgreSQL on Amazon's Elastic Beanstalk for python (Django).
Some sources say it isn't possible: (http://www.forbes.com/sites/netapp/2012/08/20/amazon-cloud-elastic-beanstalk-paas-python/). I've been through a dummy app setup, and it does seem that MySQL is the only option (amongst other ones that aren't Postgres).
However, I've found fragments around the place mentioning that it is possible - even if they're very light on detail.
I need to know the following:
Is it possible to run a PostgreSQL database with a Django app on Elastic Beanstalk?
If it's possible, is it worth the trouble?
If it's possible, how would you set it up?

Postgre is now selectable from the AWS RDS configurations. Validated through Elastic Beanstalk application setup 2014-01-27.

Is it possible to run a PostgreSQL database with a Django app on
Elastic Beanstalk?
Yes. The dummy app setup you mention refers to the use of an Amazon Relational Database Service. At the moment PostgreSQL is not available as an Amazon RDS, but you can configure your beanstalk AMI to act as a local PostgreSQL server or set up your own PostgreSQL RDS.
If it's possible, is it worth the trouble?
This is really a question about whether it is worth using an RDS or going it alone, which boils down to questions of cost, effort, usage, required efficiency etc. It is very simple to switch database engines serving django so if you change your mind it is easy to switch set up.
If it's possible, how would you set it up?
Essentially you need to customise your beanstalk AMI by installing a PostgreSQL database server on an Amazon linux EB backed AMI instance.
Advice / instructions regarding customising beanstalk AMIs are here:
http://blog.jetztgrad.net/2011/02/how-to-customize-an-amazon-elastic-beanstalk-instance/
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=219630&#219630
Customizing an Elastic Beanstalk AMI