> What this project (and similar projects such as rqlite) doesn't address is the hard problem -- sharding. Yes, this is technically correct. However to meet it

> What this project (and similar projects such as rqlite) doesn't address is the hard problem -- sharding. Yes, this is technically correct. However to meet its goals rqlite (and dqlites) does not require sharding. The point of rqlite is to provide fault-tolerance and high-availability. Again, you are technically correct that rqlite doesn't support sharding, but sharding simply isn't required for rqlite to do what it wants to do. Sharding is a solution to a different type of problem.