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We present MoSQL, a MySQL storage engine using a transactional distributed key-value store system for atomicity, isolation and durability and a B+Tree for indexing purposes. Despite its popularity, MySQL is still without a general-purpose storage engine providing high availability, serializability, and elasticity. In addition to detailing MoSQL's design and implementation, we assess its performance with a number of benchmarks which show that MoSQL scales to a fairly large number of nodes on-the-fly, that is, additional nodes can be added to a running instance of the system.