We are pleased to announce the launch of The HDF Group’s new web-based Service Desk. The Service Desk (https://help.hdfgroup.org) is now available to the entire HDF community to submit issues, help requests, and bug reports.
After many requests, we are happy to announce we have opened our bug tracker to the community. The HDF Group has used Jira to record bugs, issues, and feature requests for many years, giving ticket numbers (usually HDFFV-#####) out, with no self-service way for users to follow-up on those tickets.
The HDF Group is pleased to announce the appointments of Jessica Popp, Senior Director of Engineering at SendGrid and E.G. Nadhan, Chief Technology Strategist, Central Region, Red Hat to the HDF Group Board of Directors.
As part of our commitment to providing the Open Source community the latest core library available, the HDF5 1.10.4 release is now available for download.
Version 2.2.4 of the h4toh5 Conversion Library and Tools is now available from the HDF Support Portal.
Pre-release versions of both HDFView 3.0 and HDF5-1.10.3 are now available. We encourage users to try them and let us know if you encounter any issues or have any suggestions.
A few years ago, I was looking for a data format with low latency block and stream support. While protocol buffers offered streams, it was lacking indexed block access. Soon, I realized I was looking for a container with file system-like properties. When I examined HDF5, I found it was very close to what I needed to store massive financial engineering datasets….
Chicago area HDF5 friends: Please join us at this meetup on July 31st for a talk by Gerd Heber and Steven Varga.
