Steampipe computes the SQL part in a single Postgres instance (not distributed) - we've not found this to be a significant limit (so far). A difference in this

Steampipe computes the SQL part in a single Postgres instance (not distributed) - we've not found this to be a significant limit (so far). A difference in this case is that the query is really combining and organizing results that may been processed at the source. In 2022 most services are API first and offer great searching and filtering, so we can use that to do much of the query processing in many cases.