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 [Aerospike](http://www.aerospike.com) is a low-latency distributed NoSQL database. This project is an example Java application that demonstrates how the "circuit breaker" design pattern is implemented in Aerospike. See my blog post [Aerospike Circuit Breaker Pattern](https://aerospike.com/blog/) for a complete discussion.
 
 This project uses the asynchronous API of the Aerospike Java Client. You can read about how that works in [Understanding Asynchronous Operations](https://aerospike.com/developer/tutorials/java/async_ops) on Aerospike Developer Hub.