Thank you to our co-participants at OpenIO for allowing us to work with you to create this webinar on object storage. If you’re interested in the webinar recording or slide deck, you can access them here: https://www.openio.io/blog/webinar-switch-to-object-storage.

Many organizations have petabytes of HDF5 data stored on premise NAS systems, and while object storage systems are generally more cost effective than NAS, applications written on POSIX storage won’t “just work” with object storage. The HDF Group has taken the pain and expense out of this problem by developing open source libraries and services to enable HDF5 applications to transparently use object storage (on prem or in the cloud)—no modifications needed. Join us in this webinar to learn more.

John Readey, senior architect at The HDF Group recently worked with OpenIO to integrate the Highly Scalable Data Service (HSDS) with OpenIO’s storage. (You can read more about this integration here.) John will be presenting, along with Guillaume Delaporte, Co-founder and VP Pre-Sales at OpenIO, to discuss the technical and business implications of moving to object storage.

Here is the recording, slide deck, and Q&A format for the presentation on moving to HDF5 1.12.

In this webinar we’ll talk about the API changes in HDF5 1.12.0 release, and how to move existing applications to this release.