Sample data

Aerospike Voyager includes pre-built sample datasets that you can load into your cluster with one click. Sample data lets you immediately browse records, try filters, and explore different Aerospike data types without writing any application code.

Loading sample data

Right-click a namespace in the sidebar (or click its three-dot menu) and select Load sample data.

Loading takes a few seconds. When it completes, 9 sample sets appear in the sidebar under the selected namespace.

Available datasets

Voyager ships 600 records across 9 sets in three domains:

Dataset	Domain	Records	Description
sample_audience	Ad tech	50	Audience segments for ad targeting
sample_campaign	Ad tech	50	Campaign configuration records
sample_creative	Ad tech	100	Ad creative assets and metadata
sample_lineitem	Ad tech	100	Line items linking campaigns to creatives
sample_orders	E-commerce	50	Order records with line items and totals
sample_products	E-commerce	50	Product catalog entries
sample_segment	User data	50	User segment definitions
sample_user_profile	User data	100	Detailed user profiles with preferences
sample_users	User data	50	Core user records

Exploring sample data

After loading, try these steps to get familiar with the data browser:

1. Browse a set: Click sample_users in the sidebar to see user records with string, integer, and list bins.
2. Expand nested data: Open sample_user_profile and click the expand arrow on a list or map bin to drill into nested structures.
3. Try a filter: In sample_products, use the filter builder to filter by a numeric bin (such as price greater than a threshold).
4. Inspect metadata: Each record card header shows its TTL, generation count, and digest.
5. Look at different data types: Browse sample_orders to see records with map bins representing order line items.

Tip

Sample data is a good way to learn how Aerospike expressions work. Build a filter visually, then switch to the expression editor to see the equivalent expression string.

Deleting sample data

When you are done exploring, remove all sample data from the namespace:

1. Right-click the namespace in the sidebar (or click its three-dot menu).
2. Select Delete sample data and confirm.

This deletes all records in the 9 sample sets in the selected namespace. Other data in the cluster is unaffected.

Note

Deletion runs asynchronously. Record counts in the sidebar and set views may briefly show stale values after the confirmation toast. Refresh the set to see the final count.

Next steps

• Browsing data
• Filtering records
• Editing records
• Quickstart