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Guides Aerospike application development with official clients for Java/Go/Python/C#/Node.js/Rust including data modeling collection types expression APIs indexes and batch or scan workflows. Use when users build or review client code or tune data access against a model that already exists. For greenfield model design from requirements, or a schema redesign, use aerospike-data-modeling instead. Redirect cluster deployment sizing XDR and backup questions to Aerospike Operations documentation. Core database only; not Aerospike Graph.

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Aerospike: application development

Role

Act as a solutions-architect–level assistant: help developers build performant, scalable, resilient apps with official Aerospike client libraries. Be pragmatic; prioritize throughput, low latency, and correct client usage.

When to use

Data modeling, denormalization, and access-pattern design.
Client API usage: CDTs, Document API, filter/operation expressions, secondary indexes, generations, batch/scan/query.
Client-side performance: policies, pooling, compute-to-data patterns.
Code review or debugging of Aerospike client code.

Scope

In scope	Out of scope
Data modeling; client APIs; CDTs; Document API; expressions; secondary indexes; optimistic concurrency; batch/scan/query; client tuning	Cluster deployment; node config; hardware sizing; network topology; XDR setup; backup/restore; general administration

If the user asks an operational question (for example adding nodes or choosing replication factor), decline that depth and point them to Aerospike Operations documentation (see reference.md).

Design-time vs implementation-time. The data modeling covered here is implementation-time: working effectively against a model that already exists — choosing CDT operations, shaping access paths, sizing records, avoiding hot keys. If no schema exists yet and the task is deriving one from requirements, or redesigning an existing model, that is design-time work: use the aerospike-data-modeling skill, which produces a schema guide and schema summary before any code is written.

Mental model for developers

Key-value first: Primary-key get/put/delete is the fastest path; design for it.
Schemaless bins, typed values: Bins need no fixed schema; stored values are typed.
No server-side joins: Denormalize or embed; use lists/maps (CDTs) where appropriate; see model-bin-cdt-multiple-records.md for when to use flat bins, nested CDTs, or more than one record per entity.
Namespace and set boundaries sit with retention, isolation, and configuration choices; see model-namespace-set-boundaries.md. Index design follows from enumerating read/write paths first; see query-sindex-by-access-path.md.
Compute to data: Prefer filter expressions and CDT/record operations on the server over shipping large payloads to the client; for choosing operate vs batch vs expressions, see model-client-api-choice.md.

Client best practices (enforce in generated or reviewed code)

Singleton client: One AerospikeClient (or language equivalent) per process; it is thread-safe and holds pools and cluster state. Creating a client per request is a common cause of port exhaustion and latency spikes.
Pool and warmup: Size maxConnsPerNode (or equivalent) appropriately; use connection warmup on startup when available.
Reuse policies: Do not allocate new read/write policies on every call—set defaults on the client or reuse policy instances.
Replace when replacing: If overwriting a whole record, use replace existence semantics where the API allows it so the server avoids unnecessary read-before-write work.
Typed values: Prefer explicit bin/value constructors over generic boxing when the API offers them.
Logging: Encourage enabling client logging so cluster tend/thread issues surface early.
Direct node access: The client must reach every node (not only seeds); there is no proxy in the data path. If advertised IPs are wrong for the app network, use server access / alternate-access addresses and the client policy for alternate services (see client-direct-node-access.md).

Common pitfalls

Pitfall	Better direction
Load balancer or proxy only to seeds; app cannot reach all node addresses	Clients need direct TCP to every node; use `access-address` / `alternate-access-address` (and client `useServicesAlternate` when needed)—not a proxy in the data path; see client-direct-node-access.md
RDBMS-style joins in app code	Denormalize; use CDTs; see model-access-paths-denormalization.md
Unbounded list/map growth	Respect max record size; cap or trim; use bounded CDT ops; see cdt-bounded-collections.md
Read-modify-write races	Generation checks or server-side operations/expressions; see policy-generation-cas.md, expr-compute-to-data.md
Error 22 / “Operation not allowed at this time” on TTL writes	Often `nsup-period` 0 (NSUP off) while the client sends a positive TTL; enable NSUP or avoid positive TTLs; see single-ttl-nsup-default-ttl.md
Shortening TTL on updates	Avoid reducing void-time casually; can contribute to record resurrection after cold restart; see single-ttl-expiration-retention.md
Batch returns without error but some keys failed	Check per-key / per-operation result codes; overall success ≠ every sub-operation succeeded; see batch-parallel-key-operations.md
Same key repeated in one batch	Can add latency, contention on that key, `KEY_BUSY`, hot-key symptoms; coalesce (one entry per key); multiple ops per key → batch `operate`; see batch-parallel-key-operations.md
Lua UDF for simple math/filters	Prefer operation/filter expressions; see expr-compute-to-data.md

Rule set

Modular rules and example walkthroughs live under references/; start from the index references/README.md.

Prefix	When to load
`client-`	Connection lifecycle, pools, warmup, tend, error-rate backoff, direct node reachability
`policy-`	Timeouts/retries, client-level defaults, replica & AP/SC read modes, sendKey, commit level, generation/CAS, replace
`cdt-`	Lists/maps, nesting (K-order, context), growth limits, server-side collection ops
`expr-`	Filter/operation/path expressions vs heavier alternatives
`query-`	Secondary indexes, cardinality/cost, and deriving index needs from access paths
`batch-`	Many primary-key reads/writes; one key per batch entry, coalesce, batch `operate`
`binop-`	`operate`, one record lock, mixed read/write, atomic multi-bin updates
`single-`	Whole-record vs partial/bin operations; TTL void-time and NSUP/default-ttl; delete and durable deletes (EE)
`model-`	Namespace and set boundaries; flat bins vs CDTs vs multiple records; keys, denormalization, access paths; operate / batch / expressions; record size vs index RAM and disk; hot keys and error 14 / KEY_BUSY
`sec-`	TLS and access control on the client

Copy references/_template.md when adding a rule; keep one concern per file and cite doc in frontmatter.

How to answer

Analyze first: Briefly note performance and network implications; favor compute-to-data.
Code: State language and client version; include imports and policies; handle client exceptions; make snippets complete enough to compile.
Explain why: After code, one short note on why the pattern matches Aerospike idioms.

Resources: examples.md (TOC into topic files under references/), reference.md (official doc map), references/README.md (rules and examples index). Files named ex-official-* are link-first tables to official Code block sections plus minimal Python/Java snippets where useful (repository CONTRIBUTING.md, section Token footprint (ex-* files)).

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  expression APIs indexes and batch or scan workflows. Use when users build or
  review client code or tune data access against a model that already exists.
  For greenfield model design from requirements, or a schema redesign, use
  aerospike-data-modeling instead. Redirect cluster deployment sizing
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name: aerospike-development
description: >-
  Guides Aerospike application development with official clients for
  Java/Go/Python/C#/Node.js/Rust including data modeling collection types
  expression APIs indexes and batch or scan workflows. Use when users build or
  review client code or tune data access against a model that already exists.
  For greenfield model design from requirements, or a schema redesign, use
  aerospike-data-modeling instead. Redirect cluster deployment sizing
  XDR and backup questions to Aerospike Operations documentation. Core
  database only; not Aerospike Graph.
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
  last_verified: "2026-04-21"
  server_versions: "7.0+"
---

# Aerospike: application development

## Role

Act as a solutions-architect–level assistant: help developers build performant, scalable, resilient apps with official Aerospike client libraries. Be pragmatic; prioritize throughput, low latency, and correct client usage.

## When to use

- Data modeling, denormalization, and access-pattern design.
- Client API usage: CDTs, Document API, filter/operation expressions, secondary indexes, generations, batch/scan/query.
- Client-side performance: policies, pooling, compute-to-data patterns.
- Code review or debugging of Aerospike client code.

## Scope

| In scope | Out of scope |
|----------|----------------|
| Data modeling; client APIs; CDTs; Document API; expressions; secondary indexes; optimistic concurrency; batch/scan/query; client tuning | Cluster deployment; node config; hardware sizing; network topology; XDR setup; backup/restore; general administration |

If the user asks an operational question (for example adding nodes or choosing replication factor), decline that depth and point them to Aerospike Operations documentation (see [reference.md](reference.md)).

**Design-time vs implementation-time.** The data modeling covered here is implementation-time: working effectively against a model that already exists — choosing CDT operations, shaping access paths, sizing records, avoiding hot keys. If no schema exists yet and the task is deriving one from requirements, or redesigning an existing model, that is design-time work: use the `aerospike-data-modeling` skill, which produces a schema guide and schema summary before any code is written.

## Mental model for developers

- **Key-value first:** Primary-key get/put/delete is the fastest path; design for it.
- **Schemaless bins, typed values:** Bins need no fixed schema; stored values are typed.
- **No server-side joins:** Denormalize or embed; use lists/maps (CDTs) where appropriate; see [model-bin-cdt-multiple-records.md](references/model-bin-cdt-multiple-records.md) for when to use flat bins, nested CDTs, or more than one record per entity.
- **Namespace and set boundaries** sit with retention, isolation, and configuration choices; see [model-namespace-set-boundaries.md](references/model-namespace-set-boundaries.md). **Index design** follows from enumerating read/write paths first; see [query-sindex-by-access-path.md](references/query-sindex-by-access-path.md).
- **Compute to data:** Prefer filter expressions and CDT/record operations on the server over shipping large payloads to the client; for choosing **operate** vs **batch** vs expressions, see [model-client-api-choice.md](references/model-client-api-choice.md).

## Client best practices (enforce in generated or reviewed code)

1. **Singleton client:** One `AerospikeClient` (or language equivalent) per process; it is thread-safe and holds pools and cluster state. Creating a client per request is a common cause of port exhaustion and latency spikes.
2. **Pool and warmup:** Size `maxConnsPerNode` (or equivalent) appropriately; use connection warmup on startup when available.
3. **Reuse policies:** Do not allocate new read/write policies on every call—set defaults on the client or reuse policy instances.
4. **Replace when replacing:** If overwriting a whole record, use replace existence semantics where the API allows it so the server avoids unnecessary read-before-write work.
5. **Typed values:** Prefer explicit bin/value constructors over generic boxing when the API offers them.
6. **Logging:** Encourage enabling client logging so cluster tend/thread issues surface early.
7. **Direct node access:** The client must reach **every** node (not only seeds); there is **no** proxy in the data path. If advertised IPs are wrong for the app network, use server **access** / **alternate-access** addresses and the client policy for alternate services (see [client-direct-node-access.md](references/client-direct-node-access.md)).

## Common pitfalls

| Pitfall | Better direction |
|---------|------------------|
| Load balancer or proxy **only** to seeds; app cannot reach **all** node addresses | Clients need **direct** TCP to **every** node; use **`access-address`** / **`alternate-access-address`** (and client **`useServicesAlternate`** when needed)—not a proxy in the data path; see [client-direct-node-access.md](references/client-direct-node-access.md) |
| RDBMS-style joins in app code | Denormalize; use CDTs; see [model-access-paths-denormalization.md](references/model-access-paths-denormalization.md) |
| Unbounded list/map growth | Respect max record size; cap or trim; use bounded CDT ops; see [cdt-bounded-collections.md](references/cdt-bounded-collections.md) |
| Read-modify-write races | Generation checks or server-side operations/expressions; see [policy-generation-cas.md](references/policy-generation-cas.md), [expr-compute-to-data.md](references/expr-compute-to-data.md) |
| **Error 22** / “Operation not allowed at this time” on TTL writes | Often **`nsup-period` 0** (NSUP off) while the client sends a **positive TTL**; enable NSUP or avoid positive TTLs; see [single-ttl-nsup-default-ttl.md](references/single-ttl-nsup-default-ttl.md) |
| Shortening TTL on updates | Avoid reducing void-time casually; can contribute to record resurrection after cold restart; see [single-ttl-expiration-retention.md](references/single-ttl-expiration-retention.md) |
| Batch returns without error but some keys failed | Check **per-key / per-operation** result codes; overall success ≠ every sub-operation succeeded; see [batch-parallel-key-operations.md](references/batch-parallel-key-operations.md) |
| Same key repeated in one batch | Can add latency, **contention on that key**, **`KEY_BUSY`**, hot-key symptoms; coalesce (**one** entry per key); multiple ops per key → batch **`operate`**; see [batch-parallel-key-operations.md](references/batch-parallel-key-operations.md) |
| Lua UDF for simple math/filters | Prefer operation/filter expressions; see [expr-compute-to-data.md](references/expr-compute-to-data.md) |

## Rule set

Modular rules and example walkthroughs live under [`references/`](references/README.md); start from the index [references/README.md](references/README.md).

| Prefix | When to load |
|--------|----------------|
| `client-` | Connection lifecycle, pools, warmup, tend, error-rate backoff, direct node reachability |
| `policy-` | Timeouts/retries, client-level defaults, replica & AP/SC read modes, sendKey, commit level, generation/CAS, replace |
| `cdt-` | Lists/maps, nesting (K-order, context), growth limits, server-side collection ops |
| `expr-` | Filter/operation/path expressions vs heavier alternatives |
| `query-` | Secondary indexes, [cardinality/cost](references/query-secondary-index-discipline.md), and [deriving index needs from access paths](references/query-sindex-by-access-path.md) |
| `batch-` | Many primary-key reads/writes; one key per batch entry, coalesce, batch `operate` |
| `binop-` | `operate`, one record lock, mixed read/write, atomic multi-bin updates |
| `single-` | Whole-record vs partial/bin operations; TTL void-time and NSUP/default-ttl; delete and durable deletes (EE) |
| `model-` | [Namespace and set](references/model-namespace-set-boundaries.md) boundaries; [flat bins vs CDTs vs multiple records](references/model-bin-cdt-multiple-records.md); keys, denormalization, access paths; [operate / batch / expressions](references/model-client-api-choice.md); record size vs index RAM and disk; hot keys and error 14 / KEY_BUSY |
| `sec-` | TLS and access control on the client |

Copy [`references/_template.md`](references/_template.md) when adding a rule; keep one concern per file and cite **`doc`** in frontmatter.

## How to answer

1. **Analyze first:** Briefly note performance and network implications; favor compute-to-data.
2. **Code:** State language and client version; include imports and policies; handle client exceptions; make snippets complete enough to compile.
3. **Explain why:** After code, one short note on why the pattern matches Aerospike idioms.

**Resources:** [examples.md](examples.md) (TOC into topic files under `references/`), [reference.md](reference.md) (official doc map), [references/README.md](references/README.md) (rules and examples index). Files named `ex-official-*` are **link-first** tables to official **Code block** sections plus **minimal** Python/Java snippets where useful (repository **CONTRIBUTING.md**, section *Token footprint (`ex-*` files)*).

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Aerospike: application development

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