Developers in countries all over the world use Aerospike for a large variety of applications across a broad range of industries. In this section, we feature projects and contributions from our community. We also provide access to example cookbooks and early releases of clients and connectors.
You can also find plenty of opportunities to connect with others in the Aerospike community through our forum and face-to-face via our events.
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aerospike-hadoop (Hadoop Connector for Aerospike)
This is an Aerospike Hadoop connector. The repository contains Hadoop InputFormat and OutputFormat implementations using Aerospike, which allow use of Aerospike data directly in Hadoop, including secondary index support.
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aerospark (Spark Connector for Aerospike)
Sasha Polev contributes this Spark connector using the Apache Spark query and computation system. The Aerospark connector allows you to easily run a variety of queries and a path Spark SQL directly on Aerospike.
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deep-spark (Stratio’s DeepData)
Stratio‘s DeepData is a thin integration layer between Apache Spark and Aerospike, along with other NoSQL data stores.
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Apache Storm: Connectors & Test Application for Aerospike
Storm is the Hadoop of real time. Aerospike provides several sample connectors and a test application for using Aerospike as a persistent store with Apache Storm.
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apex-malhar (DataTorrent and Aerospike)
Malhar from DataTorrent creates adapters that read data from Aerospike through its APIs.
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aerospike-server.docker
This Dockerfile for Aerospike includes an image that provides the simplest method to get Aerospike up and running. In order to properly run the container, we recommend you follow the instructions provided.
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aerospike-docker
Andrew Crosio‘s Docker container for Aerospike allows you to easily run a single Aerospike instance with no replication.
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docker-aerospike
Hewlett-Packard-ESS‘s contribution builds on the docker-chef image by installing Aerospike into a Docker container. It assumes Chef and Docker are not mutually exclusive.
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docker-services
lonex created a Docker image that includes Kafka and Aerospike.
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docker-aerospike-amc
DieterReuter‘s project lets you run the AMC (Aerospike Monitoring Console) inside of Docker.
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docker-aerospike
mingfang‘s contribution allows you to runs Aerospike and the AMC (Aerospike Monitoring Console) inside Docker.
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aerospike-server.boundary
With the Boundary plugin for Aerospike, you can monitor key database performance statistics and resource use every second. You can get a better understanding of your database performance with a clear view of any bottlenecks.
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go-beanspike
Redsift contributes this Beanstalk-inspired job queue backed by Aerospike under Go.
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asmalloc (Aerospike Memory Allocation Tracking Tool)
This tool provides a safe and efficient means to track dynamic memory usage in programs using an implementation of the standard C library malloc(3)/free(3) interface. It’s useful for locating and eliminating memory leaks.
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jemalloc
Jason Evans contributes this Aerospike fork of the JEMalloc Memory Allocator. JEMalloc is a general-purpose malloc(3) implementation that emphasizes fragmentation avoidance and scalable concurrency support.
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Ganglia-Modules (Ganglia Connector for Aerospike)
Dave Carroll added Aerospike support to his collection of Ganglia modules. This allows easy monitoring of Aerospike through Ganglia’s system.
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AerospikeMonitoring (Nagios monitoring examples)
AppLovin published a number of their Nagios scripts for monitoring Aerospike clusters.
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aerospike-graphite (Aerospike Graphite Plugin)
This Aerospike Graphite plugin monitors Aerospike health statistics with Graphite.
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ASCLI anywhere
This command-line tool allows management of indexes and UDFs (User-Defined Functions) from Java – and thus, from Windows, MacOS, or any other operating system.
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aql-java (AQL Anywhere)
AQL (Aerospike Query Language) is a query utility that allows a SQL-like language. Among its many features, it allows you to register UDFs and dump tables. This platform-independent version of the AQL utility is able to generate source code from AQL statements in Java, C#, and Go.
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aerospike-loader
The Aerospike loader parses a set of .dsv files to import data into the Aerospike NoSQL database.
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Real-time Analytics (Aggregations & Query Example)
This example uses Java and Aerospike aggregations on data streaming from query outputs to allow you to perform real-time analytics on your big data stored in Aerospike; this is framed within an airline use case identifying late flights.
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aerospike-timeseries
anandintouch‘s Aerospike time series sample application is used for writing and updating product prices for a day and for a given Product ID, and for searching and reading the product prices for the last ‘n’ number of days.
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eclipse-tools (Aerospike Eclipse Toolkit)
This toolkit makes it easier for Java developers using Eclipse IDE to incorporate Aerospike’s functionality into their applications.
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Query with multiple filters
This example authenticates a username and password stored in Aerospike, with multiple predicate queries using Java or the Aerospike Query Language (AQL).
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Deleting Sets and their data
This utility allows you to delete an entire Set from an Aerospike cluster using Java and the Aerospike Scan (Scan Namespace) API.
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Aerospike as a shared Java Map
This guide explains how to use Aerospike as a read-only cache that is lazy-loaded and use Time-To-Live (TTL) to expire stale data in basic Java.
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url-tracker (URL Tracker)
This Java application demonstrates the use of Large Data Types (LDTs) for site visit and user data.
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orderby-example
This example demonstrates how to order and group the results of a query by using Aerospike’s aggregation functionality.
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aerospike-redis
helipilot50 created an example of how to obtain the semantic equivalent of Redis operations, on simple types, from Aerospike.
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aerospike-backupindexkey-reader-writer
anandintouch‘s tool reads the index key from the AS backup file and writes it to a new file.
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aerospike-jdbc-connector
anandintouch‘s Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) Driver for Aerospike provides SQL Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) operations.
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Spring Boot and Aerospike
In this guide, helipilot demonstrates how to build a RESTful Web service with Spring Boot and Aerospike, in a simple and easy-to-copy fashion.
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AerospikeDBWebApp
anandintouch‘s repository contains a Spring-based web application used to demonstrate Aerospike’s API calls to insert and retrieve data, exposed as a REST service. It features a landing page with a small panel to run performance/load tests.
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spring-session-aerospike
vlad-aleksandrov‘s project allows you to store session data in Aerospike. It’s inspired by Redis support in “Spring-Session.”
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log4aerospike (Log4j Appender)
This appender allows log4j log messages to be stored in Aerospike. Each log entry has a time-to-live (TTL). Using this feature allows log entries to be deleted automatically after a specified time period.
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aerospike-sample-applications (Web Application Example)
The purpose of this sample application is to show that Aerospike data structures on top of a key-value store are an effective way to write applications with Aerospike as the only database. This example – in Go, C#, and Java – stores and accesses user records, calculates real-time statistics, and allows the use of UDFs for improved performance. To demonstrate this, the sample describes the design and implementation of a Twitter-like application. The code can be used as a foundation in learning how to leverage Aerospike’s technology as well as a “seed” application that you can expand on.
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url-shortener-nodejs (URL Shortener)
This URL Shortener was built using Aerospike’s Node.js client and database server. This Node.js application demonstrates shortening, saving and reading a URL.
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connect-aerospike (Aerospike Connect)
Yuichi Tanaka created this session store for Node.js’s Express framework.
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connect-aerospike
mneil created this simple Express example and Aerospike session store backed by Aerospike’s Node.js client.
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stock-exchange (Stock Exchange in Go)
This project is designed to highlight the features of both Go and Aerospike. It runs a simple stock exchange with multiple brokers who can offer blocks of stock for sale and bid on them. The project provides the building blocks for developers to implement the logic in Go with persistence in Aerospike.
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aerospike-go-app (Web App in Go That Uses Aerospike as the Database)
This simple and straightforward web app connects to the Aerospike database, allowing you to enter a name on a webpage, store the name entered, and read/display the name back.
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gommander
This Aerospike Go utility lets you manage servers over SSH, just as you would manage a cluster.
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goaero
Artem Andreenko created this Go client library for the Aerospike Database using Swig. Please note that it requires a pre-install.
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aerospike-fml-JSONLoader
anandintouch‘s stream-based JSON parser/loader tool allows you to load huge files in the database at a faster rate. A sample JSON file is included to load data. The “AerospikeJSONParser” file can be modified to load specific elements/objects as needed.
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aerospike-store GEM
Amir Rahimi Farahani created this simple Ruby Gem session store and cache store backed by Aerospike for Rails.
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Aerospike Lua Client
This is an example Aerospike client for Lua application servers. We show you how to wrap the Aerospike C client API so it can be called from Lua.
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queue.lua (Array-Based Queue on Aerospike using Redis Veneer)
Aaron Dunnington created this array-based queue on Aerospike using Lua. For more context, read his blog post on the topic..
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udf-trailmix
citrusraj created this UDF (User-Defined Functions) trailmix, which contains Lua examples.
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ex_aerospike
NikolaMandic created a light Elixir database wrapper for Erlang.
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aerospike-crud-php
Mcapielo contributed this example of a CRUD (Create, Read, Update & Delete) developed with PHP, Aerospike, and Bootstrap.
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yii2-aerospike
nserban‘s extension provides Aerospike key-value store support for the Yii2 PHP framework. It includes a Cache and Session storage handler.
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spikedpandas
jaidevd created a wrapper around the Aerospike Python client that makes Aerospike sets look like Pandas data frames.
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aerospike-scala
DanyMariaLee contributed this library for Aerospike in the Scala language.
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aerospiker
tkrs contributed this simple wrapper to the aerospike-java-client for Scala.
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streamsx.dps (Distributed Process Store Toolkit)
IBMStreams created this toolkit for DPS (Distributed Process Store). It provides a simple way for the SPL, C++ and Java operators belonging to a single or multiple applications to share specific state information via an external key-value store.
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Rubic_Cache_Backend_Aerospike (Magento with Aerospike integration)
Magento‘s open source e-commerce platform provides big data insights and is architected to need a powerful caching layer. This project provides drop-in integration.