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@Nicolas_Rannou: Hi there 
, apologies if it’s not the right channel!
Are you aware of some open-source back-end solution that allow to serve htj2k DICOMs in a progressive way? I am using HeathImaging from AWS, which works fine (although not progressive). However, I need to migrate to Azure and am looking for alternatives without re-inventing the wheel!
Any help is very appreciated! Thanks!
@Bill_Wallace: The static DICOMweb framework has both the generation side to store the data statically as well as a server side which supports a local server or S3, or with a bit of work a storage technology from google/azure. That is what is being used to demo the OHIF and CS3D examples
@Nicolas_Rannou: Thanks!
I found this poster @Bill_Wallace, is it correct that it can be achieved with the DICOMWeb Framework? (it seems a bit light on the documentation side from what I found)
I miss the progressive serving of data from what I can see so far 
@Bill_Wallace: The progressive serving of data is allowed by DICOMweb but is not required.
Then, the HTJ2K progressive mode is permitted but not required. Also, ANY HTJ2K encoding in progressive mode can be displayed progressively by reading the stream progressively. See the work in CS3D in the htj2k basic example
@Nicolas_Rannou: awesome thanks