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authorPaul Oliver <contact@pauloliver.dev>2026-04-24 05:19:57 +0200
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user@host$ ./salis.py load -n world-1 -o
```
-## Data Server
-
-![SALIS data server](data.png)
-*SALIS data server*
-
-This project includes a web visualizer that plots live simulation data. A generic
-set of plots is configured by default for all VM architectures. Each architecture
-may expand on these by configuring its own set of plots. Once a simulation has been
-created (i.e., exists in `${HOME}/.salis`), you may launch the data server with:
-```console
-user@host$ ./salis.py serve -n world-1
-```
-
-You should then be able to access the server at `http://localhost:8080`. The data
-server may run regardless of whether the associated simulation is running or not.
-
-> NOTE: this server implementation is very minimal and has no built-in security.
-> Please do not put this on the internet! Only run the data server within secure
-> networks that you own.
-
## Requirements
- C compiler
- Python