Next steps¶
You have a running instance and have opened a slide. Where you go next depends on what you want to do.
Everyday tasks¶
- Connect to a DSA server — sign in and find your workspace.
- Create a collection — start a shared data tree.
- Create a folder — organize a collection.
- Copy an item — reuse a slide in another folder.
- Edit metadata — record case data and other key/value information.
Learn the viewer¶
- Mouse and keyboard controls — pan, zoom, rotate, draw annotations, and use the frame selector.
- Annotation basics — the concepts behind annotation documents, elements, and style groups.
Understand the system¶
- System Overview — single-computer and distributed-worker layouts.
- What is DSA? — how Girder, HistomicsUI, large_image, and the worker fit together.
- Release and upgrade notes — what changed in the current dated image and how to upgrade or roll back.
Work with data and code¶
- Add analysis tasks by importing a Slicer CLI Web image, such as
dsarchive/histomicstk:latest, from the Slicer CLI Web plugin settings in the Admin console. - Use the REST API: REST API reference.
- Use the Python client: Python client.
- Build interfaces with the shared React components: bdsa-react-components.
If something goes wrong¶
- Troubleshooting and FAQ — install, sign-in, viewing, upload, permissions, annotation, and analysis-job problems.
Get involved¶
- Ask questions in GitHub Discussions.
- Report a bug in GitHub Issues.
- Contribute documentation or code: Contributing.