You can go larger than 9, quite a bit larger. I just suggested 9 as a useful size. But the 7.x series introduced much better support for Kubernetes, so it's muc

You can go larger than 9, quite a bit larger. I just suggested 9 as a useful size. But the 7.x series introduced much better support for Kubernetes, so it's much easier now to manage larger clusters. But larger clusters mean a larger quorum, so larger isn't really better. It depends on what you want. If you want a distributed database where more nodes means more write performance, then rqlite may not be a good fit. rqlite is distributed for fault-tolerance and HA, not for performance.