Optimizing Data Retrieval with Aerospike Secondary Indexes
Learn how to implement and optimize Aerospike secondary indexes to retrieve records by non-key bins, including Java client examples and critical memory considerations.
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Learn how to implement and optimize Aerospike secondary indexes to retrieve records by non-key bins, including Java client examples and critical memory considerations.
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When a synchronous Aerospike operation exceeds the socket timeout, the Java client throws an AerospikeException with resultCode AerospikeResultCode.TIMEOUT and the message 'Timeout' (error code -1). If the operation is cancelled via Future.cancel(true) on the asynchronous client, the client attempts to interrupt the underlying Netty thread, but the interrupt