The annotated mock walk-through was useful while iterating on the
parser but isn't load-bearing for the sample — anyone curious about
the mock layout can read mocks.yaml directly. Drop it and the
README section that pointed at it.

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The sample was originally TLS-fronted by socat/stunnel on port 3001,
which forced a vendored aerospike-client-go fork (CE doesn't answer
EE-only service-tls-std/peers-tls-std). With the vendor patch already
gone, the upstream client failed cluster discovery against CE on the
TLS port. The simpler fix is to drop TLS from the sample entirely:

  * main.go: remove crypto/tls + tls-* flags + buildTLSConfig. The
    default Aerospike port is now 3000 (clear-text); host/port are
    still flag-driven.
  * docker-compose.yml: drop the socat sidecar, expose aerospike:3000
    directly, drop the cert volume from the sample service.
  * Delete gen-certs.sh, stunnel/, certs/, and the .gitignore that
    listed them. Nothing in the project needs PKI anymore.

In place of a static keploy/ folder, add three pipeline-ready scripts:

  * scripts/common.sh   — shared boot/build/record/replay/normalise
  * scripts/script-1.sh — test-set-0: single-endpoint CRUD coverage
  * scripts/script-2.sh — test-set-1: /parallel n = 4, 8, 12, 24
  * scripts/script-3.sh — test-set-2: /multiclient + /freshclient

Each script records its set fresh, normalises the test-set directory
naming (keploy auto-numbers when the target dir is missing), applies
body.duration noise to time-bearing responses, and runs `keploy test`.
KEPLOY / PORT / LOG_DIR / SKIP_DOCKER / SKIP_BUILD env vars cover
the CI matrix knobs.

Verified locally — all three scripts run record + replay end-to-end:

  test-set-0: 8/8 pass    (CRUD + auto-captured tend healths)
  test-set-1: 6/6 pass    (/parallel up to n=24)
  test-set-2: 8/8 pass    (/multiclient n=24 + /freshclient n=8)

README rewritten around the new flow.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

A GitHub Actions workflow that records and replays each of the three
test-sets in sequence (script-1 → script-2 → script-3), gated on
changes under aerospike-tls/ or the workflow file itself.

Pipeline stages:

  1. Check out samples-go and set up Go.
  2. Clone keploy + integrations from feat/aerospike-parser (siblings
     on disk so keploy's `replace github.com/keploy/integrations =>
     ../integrations` resolves), then `go build` keploy and drop the
     binary at /usr/local/bin/keploy. This step shrinks to a one-line
     install once the Aerospike parser merges to a stable release.
  3. Seed an installation-id so keploy doesn't prompt on first run.
  4. docker compose up -d aerospike — wait for the healthcheck.
  5. go build the sample binary once and reuse it across all three
     scripts (SKIP_DOCKER + SKIP_BUILD env vars short-circuit the
     bootstrap inside common.sh).
  6. Run script-1, script-2, script-3 in order. Each does its own
     record + replay end-to-end and exits non-zero on any replay
     miss, so a red step pinpoints which set regressed.
  7. On failure, upload /tmp/keploy-record-*.log and the partial
     keploy/ tree as build artifacts.
  8. Tear compose down with -v.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The record/replay pipeline for aerospike-tls moves to
keploy/integrations on the feat/aerospike-parser branch: it gates
the Aerospike parser PR itself, so the workflow belongs next to
the parser source. The integrations workflow clones samples-go to
fetch this sample + the scripts, so nothing on the samples-go side
needs to change to keep CI green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The samples-go lint workflow drives golangci-lint v1.63.4 across a
per-sample matrix. aerospike-tls was the only new sample missing
from the list; this slot exercises main.go + the scripts module
under the same gate every other sample uses.

Verified locally with the matching golangci-lint version: clean,
no findings.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>