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Documentation on running a tile server #6

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muntesco opened this Issue Dec 7, 2015 · 2 comments

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muntesco commented Dec 7, 2015

is it any comprehensive guideline how to put an openslide library on a webserver and to work directly with svs files? I mean, once svs file is uploaded on server, how is it possible to generate automatically the tiles to visualize?

bgilbert changed the title from comprehensive user guide to Documentation on running a tile server Dec 7, 2015

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bgilbert commented Dec 7, 2015

There are lots of ways to do this, and we don't have any particularly great documentation on the topic. If you want to generate the tiles statically, VIPS is a good bet; if you want to generate them on demand, there are deepzoom_server.py and deepzoom_multiserver.py in OpenSlide Python, as well as some other tools. The topic has been discussed several times on the mailing list; I'd suggest searching the archives for more information.

muntesco commented Dec 8, 2015

​Well. I've uploaded some .svs slides on my webserver (inside vslides
folder), aside to the whole python openslide library. I've changed all the
things inside an html file.

​However non way.
Just wondering if there are comprehensive instructions to get it to work
directly with svs files.

thanks.

2015-12-08 1:09 GMT+02:00 Benjamin Gilbert notifications@github.com:

There are lots of ways to do this, and we don't have any particularly
great documentation on the topic. If you want to generate the tiles
statically, VIPS is a good bet; if you want to generate them on demand,
there are deepzoom_server.py and deepzoom_multiserver.py in OpenSlide
Python, as well as some other tools. The topic has been discussed several
times on the mailing list; I'd suggest searching the archives for more
information.


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