Welcome to the Aerospike Standup, a newsletter written by developers for developers, that brings together blog posts, questions from the community, documentation, releases and events, written by the Aerospike team.
These last few days CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046 (AKA Log4Shell) have been on everybody’s mind. Aerospike has minimal exposure; please read Log4Shell vulnerability and Aerospike for more details.
In other news, a bug might occur when a client performing a scan hits a “Partition Unavailable” during an unstable cluster. Previous versions of the client aborted the scan and put the connection back into the pool, which might cause unprocessed results to be sent to a different transaction, possibly resulting in incorrect application behavior. This has been fixed by Java Client 5.1.11, C# Client 4.2.7, C Client 5.2.6, Python Client 6.1.0, with fixes for other clients pending. If you make use of scans, we strongly recommend that you upgrade your clients at the earliest opportunity. Please read Scan bug identified (CLIENT-1637).
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Questions From the Community
Failed to run LUA multi module aggregation function using Java client
The record passed to the query callback function does not have the key populated correctly
New Articles
Knowledgebase Articles
Upcoming Events
The holiday season is here! We are taking a break to enjoy the company of our dear ones, and we hope you too.
Release Notes
December 16 – Important Log4Shell fix
December 13
December 10
Python Client
December 9
December 7
December 6
Go Client
November 15
Connect for Spark
November 14
Spring Data Aerospike
November 8
Ruby Client