100% agree and that’s why google Spanner, Cockroachdb and all the NeeSqL exist. People found that they miss the abstraction that SQL and transaction offer as i

100% agree and that’s why google Spanner, Cockroachdb and all the NeeSqL exist. People found that they miss the abstraction that SQL and transaction offer as it simplify your code a lot. They simply needed something that scale better than doing manual sharding on top of mysql :-)