
Virtual chunks that just work — but securely
Delivering enterprise-grade access control for virtual chunks - surprisingly subtle!

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Delivering enterprise-grade access control for virtual chunks - surprisingly subtle!

Software Engineer

Staff Engineer

How we engineer rigor into Icechunk and its upstream brethren using property and stateful testing techniques. Also, a cautionary tale.

Forward Deployed Engineer

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Earthmover's filtered subscriptions allow data providers to create secure, read-only views into multidimensional data cubes, enabling more granular cloud-native data exchange between provider and consumer.

CEO & Co-founder

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Software Engineer

When we released Icechunk 1.0 last July, we declared it production-ready and committed to format stability. Since then, adoption has exceeded our expectations. Teams across weather forecasting, climate science, neuroscience, and AI/ML have pushed Icechunk into scenarios we didn't fully anticipate--r

CEO & Co-founder

Staff Engineer

A preview of Icechunk 2, featuring node rename, chunk reindexing, rectilinear grids, repository-level metadata, and significant performance improvements with a smooth migration path from Icechunk 1.

Staff Engineer

A practical guide to Icechunk's garbage collection and expiration operations, explaining when and how to safely reclaim storage from unused snapshots and dangling objects.

Staff Engineer

Icechunk stores versioned array data efficiently by never copying or rewriting existing chunks, so each new version only consumes storage for the data that actually changed. Older versions can be expired and garbage-collected when they are no longer needed.

Staff Engineer

A practical walkthrough of how Icechunk uses transactions and conflict detection to guarantee data consistency when multiple processes write concurrently. The post demonstrates optimistic concurrency control and the rebase workflow using a bank-account transfer example.

Staff Engineer

Demystifying how S3 prefix sharding actually works and demonstrating that Icechunk can scale to hundreds of thousands of requests per second, far beyond the single-prefix limit.

Staff Engineer