So far I heard of a few, never tried them myself though. All of them provide a commercial, managed version which can be scaled very easy but also give the option to run it manually.

For MySQL compatible scalable databases there is TiDB https://www.pingcap.com/en/
This is inspired by GCPs Cloud Spanner.

If PostgreSQL is an option, there are Citus Data https://www.citusdata.com

And also CockroachDB (although I thought they started out as a better Cassandra database but seems they're now postgres compatible)
https://www.cockroachlabs.com

That's what I love about Go language. Just one universal formatting style for everyone. No customization options nothing.
Not every freaking project has its own formatting style, everyone has to follow the one single style. Makes it much easier to read other people's code when everyone follows the same formatting.

Virtuoso (ISTP, -A/-T)

Generating getter, setter and toString by the IDE?
Why don't you use Lombok instead, no fuzz with regenerating any toString, equals or hashCode when you add/remove fields. Or just switch over to Kotlin giving you many more features like that.

Dbeaver is quite a nice DB GUI tool if you're looking for a free alternative to DataGrip.

https://dbeaver.io

Unfortunately it's based on eclipse... But it does the job.

Would be great if somebody makes a tool that does the exact opposite to this