Congrats on your launch. While I like the idea, I believe that it would take at least a couple of years to convince people trying out in a real production envir

Congrats on your launch. While I like the idea, I believe that it would take at least a couple of years to convince people trying out in a real production environment. This is such a competitive space and companies prefer staying in the safe zone. I'm sure you would need to cut off many features but I would start small and release it as a Postgresql extension. Even better, you can sit in front of Postgresql and develop your own client libraries for DDL and queries. That way, you could support RDS and Cloud SQL so companies can confidently try out EdgeDB. Once you prove that the new query language works, you can extend and build a new database from Postgresql.