Vert.x aerospike client to use context-bound event loop - performance

Question

Standard java aerospike client's methods have overloads allowing to provide EventLoop as an argument. When running in vert.x that client is not aware of context-bounded event loop and just fallbacks to if (eventLoop == null) { eventLoop = cluster.eventLoops.next(); } which could(and likely does) causes context switching/level of concurrency which in turn affects performance (it's still in theory, but I want to prove it), because there is no guarantee that aerospike requests will run on the same event loop as coming http request according to Vert.x Multi Reactor pattern. Open source aerospike clients like vertx-aerospike-client also have such a disadvantage. Using vert.x there is no way(at least I'm not aware of) to retrieve context-bounded event loop and pass it to aerospike client.
Vert.x has method to retrieve Context Vertx.currentContext() but retrieving EventLoop is not available.
Any ideas?

Answer 1

Finally I've built this:
public class ContextEventLoop {
private final NettyEventLoops eventLoops;
public ContextEventLoop(final NettyEventLoops eventLoops) {
this.eventLoops = Objects.requireNonNull(eventLoops, "eventLoops");
}
public EventLoop resolve() {
final ContextInternal ctx = ContextInternal.current();
final EventLoop eventLoop;
if (ctx != null
&& ctx.isEventLoopContext()
&& (eventLoop = eventLoops.get(ctx.nettyEventLoop())) != null) {
return eventLoop;
}
return eventLoops.next();
}
}
#NotNull
public EventLoops wrap(final EventLoops fallback,
final Supplier<#NotNull EventLoop> next) {
return new EventLoops() {
#Override
public EventLoop[] getArray() {
return fallback.getArray();
}
#Override
public int getSize() {
return fallback.getSize();
}
#Override
public EventLoop get(int index) {
return fallback.get(index);
}
#Override
public EventLoop next() {
return next.get();
}
#Override
public void close() {
fallback.close();
}
};
}