Across a 20-minute workload of 24 concurrent clients, the type-sharded cluster served about 6,900 queries per second at about 2.3 milliseconds mean response time, against about 5,150 queries per second at about 4.0 milliseconds under round-robin replication. No queries failed or timed out in either run. As the corpus grew fourfold the type-sharded figures stayed essentially flat, while round-robin throughput and latency became visibly more variable.
Query throughput and latency results by scale