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The official deployment of the Digital Slide Archive and HistomicsTK.
https://github.com/digitalslidearchive/digital_slide_archive

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The official deployment of the Digital Slide Archive and HistomicsTK.

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Digital Slide Archive
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The Digital Slide Archive is a system for working with large microscopy images.

- Organize images from a variety of assetstores, such as local file systems and S3.

- Provide user access controls.

- Image annotation and review.

- Run algorithms on all or parts of images.

Website
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See ``_ for information about the system.

Demo Instance
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`http://demo.kitware.com/histomicstk/histomicstk `_.

License
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The Digital Slide Archive is made available under the Apache License, Version 2.0. For more details, see `LICENSE `_

Community
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`Discussions `_ | `Issues `_ | `Contact Us `_

Installation
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For installation instructions, see the complete `docker compose example <./devops/dsa>`_.

There is a `migration guide <./docs/migration.rst>`_ from the Girder 2 version or from the ``deploy_docker.py`` script.

Adding Docker Tasks
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Docker tasks conforming to the `slicer_cli_web `_ module's requirements can be added. These tasks appear in the HistomicsUI interface and in the Girder interface. An administrator can add a Docker image by going to the slicer_cli_web plugin settings and entering the Docker image name there. For instance, to get the HistomicsTK tasks, add ``dsarchive/histomicstk:latest``.

To use a docker image from a docker repository that requires authentication, see the comments on how to pass through authenticaition in the ``docker-compose.yml`` file. On the host machine (and the worker machines if they are separate), login to the docker repository, saving credentials. This could be done with the command ``docker login `` which will then prompt for username and password. Other docker config values can be set this way, too.

Funding
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This work was funded in part by the `NIH grant U24-CA194362-01 `_.