It's slower, but once you are out of the toy project stage and you are trying to sync 2 databases - where relations get changed and logic gets updated, it is re

It's slower, but once you are out of the toy project stage and you are trying to sync 2 databases - where relations get changed and logic gets updated, it is really hard to keep multiple DBs synced. Factor it dev vs. production DB setups, on boarding new developers and growing pains of a startup and having one DB as source of truth with a small performance penalty (and a large cost savings) - it's a no-brainer.