cuda-zarr
Two zarr-python v3 compatible stores using kvikio for remote and local data: https://docs.rapids.ai/api/kvikio/stable/quickstart/
plus (at least one) codec(s).
install
uv pip install cuda-zarr[cuda12]
usage
Nvidia's documentation on how level/checksum are used in Zstd (the only exported codec here) is quite sparse (here?), but testing seems to show levels -7 to 22 all work. This codec only seems to work when used either roundtrip i.e., data is read and written using it, or only read. If you write data with this, it seems you can't read it back in with CPU data.
from cuda_zarr import ZstdGPU, CuFileStore, RemoteCuFileStore
import zarr
zarr.registry.register_codec("zstd", ZstdGPU)
zarr.config.set({'codecs.zstd': f"{ZstdGPU.__module__}.{ZstdGPU.__name__}", "buffer": "zarr.core.buffer.gpu.Buffer", "ndbuffer": "zarr.core.buffer.gpu.NDBuffer"})
store = CuFileStore('/path/to/store')
remote_store = RemoteCuFileStore.from_url("http://my_remote_data_server.com/path/to/the/store.zarr")
...
Untested in unit testing is the RemoteCuFileStore with s3 (although http is tested). Also RemoteCuFileStore only supports get and not set via kvikio (it will go through normal CPU based fsspec io in the set case).
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