Aerospike New Client API

Note

This repository is obsolete and will be removed shortly. Use the Java SDK which is a superset of the functionality in this repository instead.

A higher-level API for Aerospike that provides type-safe, fluent interfaces for working with Aerospike databases.

Overview

This project provides a modern, type-safe API for Aerospike operations, including:

• DataSet: A fluent API for creating and managing Aerospike keys
• InfoParser & InfoCommands: High-level info command execution and parsing
• TransactionalSession: Transactional operations with automatic retry logic
• DSL (Domain Specific Language): A type-safe query builder with compile-time checking
• Type Safety: Compile-time validation to prevent runtime errors
• Fluent APIs: Chainable method calls for better readability

DataSet Class

The DataSet class represents a collection of records within an Aerospike namespace. It provides a fluent API for creating Aerospike keys with various identifier types.

Key Features

• Multiple Key Types: Support for String, Integer, Long, and byte array keys
• Batch Operations: Create multiple keys at once
• Type Safety: Compile-time validation of key types
• Fluent API: Chainable method calls for better readability

Basic Usage

// Create a dataset
DataSet users = DataSet.of("test", "users");

// Create single keys
Key userKey = users.id("user123");
Key userId = users.id(12345L);

// Create multiple keys
List<Key> userKeys = users.ids("user1", "user2", "user3");
List<Key> userIds = users.ids(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);

Supported Key Types

String Keys

Key key = users.id("user123");
List<Key> keys = users.ids("user1", "user2", "user3");

Numeric Keys

// Integer keys
Key key = users.id(123);
List<Key> keys = users.ids(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);

// Long keys
Key key = users.id(12345L);
List<Key> keys = users.ids(1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L);

Byte Array Keys

byte[] id = {1, 2, 3, 4};
Key key = users.id(id);

// Using subset of byte array
Key key = users.id(id, 1, 2); // Uses bytes at offset 1, length 2

Object Keys

// Automatically determines the appropriate key type
Key key1 = users.idForObject("user123");     // String key
Key key2 = users.idForObject(123);           // Integer key
Key key3 = users.idForObject(12345L);        // Long key
Key key4 = users.idForObject(new byte[]{1,2,3}); // Byte array key

API Reference

Static Methods

• DataSet.of(String namespace, String set) - Creates a new DataSet instance

Instance Methods

Key Creation

• id(String id) - Creates a key with String identifier
• id(int id) - Creates a key with Integer identifier
• id(long id) - Creates a key with Long identifier
• id(byte[] id) - Creates a key with byte array identifier
• id(byte[] id, int offset, int length) - Creates a key with subset of byte array
• idForObject(Object object) - Creates a key from any supported object type

Batch Key Creation

• ids(String... ids) - Creates multiple String keys
• ids(int... ids) - Creates multiple Integer keys
• ids(long... ids) - Creates multiple Long keys
• ids(byte[]... ids) - Creates multiple byte array keys
• ids(List<? extends Object> ids) - Creates keys from a list of objects

Accessors

• getNamespace() - Returns the namespace name
• getSet() - Returns the set name

Error Handling

The idForObject() method throws IllegalArgumentException if the object type is not supported. Supported types are:

• String
• Integer, Long, Byte, Short (converted to Long)
• byte[] arrays

Examples

User Management System

DataSet users = DataSet.of("app", "users");

// Create keys for different user types
Key adminKey = users.id("admin");
Key guestKey = users.id("guest");
Key numericKey = users.id(1001);

// Batch operations
List<Key> userKeys = users.ids("user1", "user2", "user3", "user4");
List<Key> userIds = users.ids(1001, 1002, 1003, 1004);

Session Management

DataSet sessions = DataSet.of("app", "sessions");

// Create session keys
Key sessionKey = sessions.id("session_abc123");
Key sessionId = sessions.id(987654321L);

// Batch session operations
List<Key> sessionKeys = sessions.ids("session1", "session2", "session3");

InfoParser Class

The InfoParser class provides functionality to parse Aerospike info command responses and convert them into structured Java objects.

Key Features

• Multiple Response Types: Handles both single-item and multiple-item info responses
• Node Aggregation: Merges data from multiple nodes in a cluster
• Type Safety: Converts raw strings to strongly-typed Java objects
• Error Handling: Graceful handling of parsing errors and node failures

Response Types

Single-Item Responses

Key-value pairs separated by semicolons:

key1=value1;key2=value2;key3=value3

Multiple-Item Responses

Multiple records separated by semicolons, each containing key-value pairs separated by colons:

key1=value1:key2=value2;key3=value3:key4=value4

Basic Usage

InfoParser parser = new InfoParser();

// Parse single item info
Optional<NamespaceDetail> namespace = parser.getInfoForSingleItem(session, NamespaceDetail.class, "namespace/test");

// Parse multiple items info
List<Sindex> indexes = parser.getInfoForMultipleItems(session, Sindex.class, "sindex-list");

// Get per-node results
Map<Node, Optional<NamespaceDetail>> perNode = parser.getInfoForSingleItemPerNode(session, NamespaceDetail.class, "namespace/test");

API Reference

Single Item Methods

• getInfoForSingleItem(Session, Class<T>, String) - Gets and merges single item from all nodes
• getInfoForSingleItemPerNode(Session, Class<T>, String) - Gets single item from each node separately

Multiple Items Methods

• getInfoForMultipleItems(Session, Class<T>, String) - Gets and merges multiple items from all nodes
• getInfoForMultipleItemsPerNode(Session, Class<T>, String) - Gets multiple items from each node separately

Utility Methods

• mergeCommaSeparatedLists(Session, String) - Merges comma-separated lists from all nodes

InfoCommands Class

The InfoCommands class provides high-level methods to execute common Aerospike info commands.

Key Features

• Common Commands: Encapsulates frequently used info commands
• Dual Modes: Supports both aggregated and per-node results
• Type Safety: Returns strongly-typed objects instead of raw strings
• Convenience Methods: Overloaded methods for different parameter types

Supported Commands

• Build Information: Get build details from all nodes
• Namespace Details: Get detailed information about specific namespaces
• Set Information: Get information about all sets
• Secondary Index Information: Get details about secondary indexes

Basic Usage

InfoCommands commands = new InfoCommands(session);

// Get all namespaces
Set<String> namespaces = commands.namespaces();

// Get namespace details
Optional<NamespaceDetail> nsDetail = commands.namespaceDetails("test");

// Get all secondary indexes
List<Sindex> indexes = commands.secondaryIndexes();

// Get per-node results
Map<Node, List<SetDetail>> setsPerNode = commands.setsPerNode();

API Reference

Namespace Operations

• namespaces() - Get all namespace names
• namespaceDetails(String) - Get detailed namespace information (merged)
• namespaceDetailsPerNode(String) - Get namespace details per node

Set Operations

• sets() - Get all set information (merged)
• setsPerNode() - Get set information per node

Secondary Index Operations

• secondaryIndexes() - Get all secondary indexes (merged)
• secondaryIndexesPerNode() - Get secondary indexes per node
• secondaryIndexDetails(String, String) - Get specific index details (merged)
• secondaryIndexDetailsPerNode(String, String) - Get index details per node
• secondaryIndexDetails(Sindex) - Get index details using Sindex object
• secondaryIndexDetailsPerNode(Sindex) - Get index details per node using Sindex object

System Information

• build() - Get build information from all nodes

TransactionalSession Class

The TransactionalSession class extends the base Session to provide transactional operations with automatic retry logic.

Key Features

• Automatic Retry: Retries on transient failures (MRT_BLOCKED, MRT_VERSION_MISMATCH, TXN_FAILED)
• Nested Transactions: Supports nested transaction calls without creating multiple contexts
• Resource Cleanup: Automatically aborts transactions on exceptions
• Dual Operations: Supports both void and value-returning operations

Retryable Errors

The following Aerospike result codes trigger automatic retry:

• MRT_BLOCKED - Multi-record transaction blocked
• MRT_VERSION_MISMATCH - Multi-record transaction version mismatch
• TXN_FAILED - Transaction failed

Basic Usage

TransactionalSession session = new TransactionalSession(cluster, behavior);

// Void transaction
session.doInTransaction(txSession -> {
    // Perform operations within transaction
    txSession.put(key, bin);
});

// Value-returning transaction
String result = session.doInTransaction(txSession -> {
    Record record = txSession.get(key);
    return record.getString("value");
});

API Reference

Transaction Methods

• doInTransaction(Transactional<T>) - Execute a value-returning transaction
• doInTransaction(TransactionalVoid) - Execute a void transaction
• getCurrentTransaction() - Get the current transaction object

Error Handling

• Retryable Errors: Automatically retried with exponential backoff
• Non-Retryable Errors: Thrown immediately without retry
• Resource Cleanup: Transactions are automatically aborted on any exception

DSL (Domain Specific Language)

The project also includes a comprehensive DSL for building type-safe queries with compile-time checking. See the DSL examples in the com.aerospike.dsl package for more information.

Building and Running

# Compile the project
mvn compile

# Run tests
mvn test

# Generate Javadoc
mvn javadoc:javadoc

Dependencies

• Java 8 or higher
• Aerospike Java Client
• Maven for build management

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