Aerospike is pleased to announce the availability of our 4.8 release.

As a vendor with customers and community who trust us and believe in us, we feel it is our duty to test the quality and performance of the software we deliver. As such, we test both speed and scale simultaneously, because we believe speed without scale is a dead end for successful applications, and scale without speed subjects users to unmitigated inflation in costs – server acquisition costs, operating costs, IT ops risks – and, worst of all, potential tech stack redesigns.

Aerospike is pleased to announce the availability of Aerospike Connect for JMS (Java Message Service), the newest member of the growing Aerospike Connect product portfolio.

NoSQL databases can store and manage data both quickly and flexibly. Google, Amazon, Yahoo and Facebook have all had a hand in developing these databases as they sought to store their content or processive data for their websites.

Aerospike’s industry leading performance increased more than 75% when leveraging ADQ!

Earlier, in March, Aerospike launched its REST Client in conjunction with the Aerospike Connect product portfolio to help developing applications and to make it easier to integrate the Aerospike Database into enterprise infrastructure systems.

Aerospike recently became the first open database to support Intel Optane persistent memory. Intel persistent memory provides a massive improvement in scale, with easy to configure Aerospike nodes surpassing 100TB each in size.

Aerospike is pleased to announce the availability of Aerospike Connect for Kafka, Aerospike Connect for Spark and the Aerospike REST Client. The Aerospike Connect product and the REST client eliminate the need for custom coding to integrate the Aerospike database with other enterprise systems and dramatically reduce support, maintenance and server costs. Aerospike is widely …