Rod McCutcheon

We're using 3.14.1.1 in production, and 3.6.3 in our staging environment. Haven't upgraded to version 4 because it has a limit of 2 namespaces for community edition.

Thanks very much! It's basically just installed on an ec2 instance. I don't believe we have a username/password since its community edition. Could it be the node IP address? Anything...

I think you're on to something - we're running a single node setup, but I think previously we ran a 2nd node (now turned off). Here's the network settings: ```...

I think it's the second one. I tried commenting it out, but still same error and I don't see anything in the aerospike logs.

``` $ asadm Aerospike Interactive Shell, version 0.0.13 Found 1 nodes Online: :3000 Admin> summary ERR: Do not understand 'summary' Admin> info ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Service Information~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Node Build Cluster Cluster Cluster Free...

Ok upgraded the tools to the latest. Is it worth upgrading Aerospike itself? Do you know where I can get the latest 3.x download? ``` $ asinfo -v status ok...

I just downloaded the 1.8.0 binary from here: https://github.com/alicebob/asprom/releases. I'll have a go at compiling 1.9.0 from source.

I just tried 1.9.0 in our production environment instead (Aerospike 3.14.1.1) and it works!!! That was the end goal anyway. I can try and get it working in staging later...

Ok, interesting. On a slight aside, you wouldn't happen to know how to graph data over time (TTL)? Or even on one of our bins (timestamp) would be ideal.

Thanks for the response. I'm trying to understand how much data we have stored over time. It would be great if there was a TTL metric for namespace/sets, but doesn't...