Spring Data Aerospike now supports the latest version of Spring Data 3 for mapping of Java objects to the Aerospike database. Java developers can now leverage the power, speed and flexibility of the Aerospike database without having to write boilerplate code to transform their object to the database.
Both synchronous and reactive (non-blocking) programming styles are supported, and the implementation provides a slew of features aimed at increasing developer productivity. These include:
Configuration-driven development
Automatic (code-less) creation of queries by method name
Projections to optimize network traffic and reduce application complexity by retrieving only the fields relevant to a particular use case
Automatic sorting and pagination
Versioning of data with Check-and-Set (CAS) semantics
And much more!
Spring Data is heavily used in production by many of our Java customers and having Aerospike Engineering supporting the product gives them confidence in the longevity of their applications to meet their real-time data needs at scale.
If you're new to Spring Data, check out our "Getting Started" guide on the Aerospike Developer Hub.
Developers can download a free 60-day trial of Aerospike Enterprise Edition to see how this works.
Some advantages include:
Ease of Use: Enables faster and easier to utilize real-time object data in Java applications
Performance: Faster, more efficient data retrieval from object stores in Aerospike
More powerful queries: Expanded query capabilities for both nested and plain Java objects (POJO)
Increased developer productivity: Shields development from the complexity of the data backend
Want to learn more? Here are some highlighted resources to get you started:
Spring Data pages on Aerospike Developer Hub
Reactive Repositories for Spring Data Aerospike allow you to build high scale on Aerospike Developer Blog
Spring Data Aerospike - Projections on Medium
Announcing ListCrudRepository & Friends for Spring Data 3.0 on spring.io
Questions? Let us know! developer@aerospike.com
