> Congrats on the milestone! Thanks! > Q: What are your plans for sharding / scale-out? Sharding is planned, though there is no set design yet, this area is

> Congrats on the milestone! Thanks! > Q: What are your plans for sharding / scale-out? Sharding is planned, though there is no set design yet, this area is in early research phase currently. Thanks for sharing your experience by the way! Learnings from the field definitely help. A traditional read replica scale-out is already supported and we are building integrations with Postgres orchestrators (for failover, replica discovery etc). Oh, and automatically routing read-only queries to read replicas (with some controls for lag) is something that we plan as well. > Q: Do you have plans to support EdgeQL embedding or SQLite? Possibly. Depends on the application and performance expectations :-) PostgreSQL is really special in its ability to deal with complex queries. We already have a toy EdgeQL interpreter in the codebase [1], which is mostly used to quickly prototype syntax and validate semantics. It would be great to scale it up to something that can work with persistent stores (even if dumb and slow). > are you considering porting more logic to Rust? Yes, that the long term plan. [1] https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb/blob/master/edb/tools/toy_eval_model.py https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb/blob/master/edb/tools/toy_e...