Documentation on running a tile server #6

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1. bgilbert

   changed the title [-]comprehensive user guide[/-] [+]Documentation on running a tile server[/+] on Dec 7, 2015
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3. bgilbert commented on Dec 7, 2015

   

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   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.
4. muntesco commented on Dec 8, 2015

   

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   ​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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