Is there a limit of how many getmany calls for a single aerospike instance?

scenario:

got a composite key: {a:b:c} to identify each row on a set. (a) currently has 20K values (and keeps growing) (b) could have 1 to 100 (top) (c) 6 so at the end I could have like 20 000 x 100 x 6 = 12 M I’m constructing the key using loops, once I have 6K keys ready, I do a get many, saved the response, and keep looping.

But once I get close to 5M keys (close over 800 getmany calls), I got seg fault. [2] 35182 segmentation fault (core dumped)

Just wanted to share how we resolved the issue. We created an IDX over the set through the AMC console. In code, we are using ->query (Predicates::EQUALS) And loop over the index.

Was a live saver.

Thank you Rolando

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That’s a very big batch, and it would make sense to iterate more times over smaller batches. There’s a performance problem with getting that batch back and filling your network. There’s also, as you pointed out, an issue with the space needed to hold those keys. I would keep each batch call under 2K keys.

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