No plans, but that would be nice. Others like Clustrix and NuoDB are more directly targeting the distributed SQL database market. Often we describe FoundationDB

No plans, but that would be nice. Others like Clustrix and NuoDB are more directly targeting the distributed SQL database market. Often we describe FoundationDB's core to people as more of a "storage substrate" than a database. It is possible to build an efficient SQL database as a layer on top of that substrate. For example, SQLite4 is choosing a transactional ordered key-value abstraction for its internal storage engine (which exactly matches FoundationDB's API). Of course, a SQL database is a big project involving a lot more than just a storage engine!