NASA Open Source Software

code.nasa.gov

36 points·htfy96··9 comments

Note that there's a more reader-friendly list with support for filtering by category at https://software.nasa.gov/ . Specifically I found DATA SERVERS PROCESSING AND HANDLING especially helpful for general SWEs. Here's a list of my personal picks:

- Shift: Self-Healing Independent File Transfer

- BASSHFS: Bash-Accessible SSH File System: SSHFS but without fuse dependency

- Ballast: Balancing Load Across Systems: load balance for SSH servers

Hmm that link throws a 404 for me, but the bare domain https://software.nasa.gov/ looks good.

Note that that list isn't just open source software like the OP's is.

A significant portion of the projects aren't open source and many are even NOFORN.

I must be doing something wrong, but I can't download any of the software I am interested in, like SequenceMiner. After clicking a series of links, I end up on a page with no mention of SequenceMiner.

Nevertheless, interesting website and thanks for sharing. (Sequence/process mining seems especially intriguing to me.)

It appears that some of the links point to obsolete URL. Googling SequenceMiner points to https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/sequenceminer-algorithm

Thanks!

Previous discussions:

NASA’s open source projects - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3427413 - January 2012 (18 comments)

NASA Open Source Software - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11981068 - June 2016 (48 comments)

Really cool! Wish more government funded organizations publish open source software.

Great, thanks for sharing it!

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