Aerospike is a high-performance, distributed, schema-less, KV store, often deployed in caching, analytics, or ad tech environments. Its five-dimensional data model is similar to Bigtable or Cassandra: namespaces (databases) contain sets (tables) of records, where keys identify records. Each record is a map of bin names to values. Aerospike has put a good deal of work into performance across good-size (~100TB) datasets, and is repositioning itself as a general purpose datastore competitive with, say, MongoDB.
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