In this “Call the Doctor” session, Aleksandar Jelenak (Senior Informatics Architect) and a user engage in a live troubleshooting discussion. They dive into new h5diff features for cleaner regression testing and share critical benchmarks on why standard S3 mount points might be costing you more than you think. Relevant Links GitHub Issue #6364: Exclude attributes […]
In this session of “Call the Doctor,” Matt Larson provides a technical update on Agentic HDF5, a project designed to assist domain scientists in leveraging the power of HDF5 without needing to become experts in the library’s internal mechanics. The discussion focuses on a new telemetry system that proactively identifies performance bottlenecks and suggests optimizations
Learn how The HDF Group is streamlining cybersecurity as a new CVE Numbering Authority (CNA). PSIRT Lead Glenn Song explains the new Vulnerability Disclosure Policy for HDF5, HSDS, and HDF4.
What happens when you can’t use the HDF5 library to read a file? In this session of Call the Doctor, we dive into HDF5 Pickles—a new machine-readable specification that allows for low-level binary analysis and repair using GNU poke.
