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Upgrading from Open-Source to Pro If you currently have Shiny Server Open-Source installed and want to upgrade to the Pro version, the process is very simple. You can do so with no worries about y...

If you are installing Shiny Server or Shiny Server Pro on an offline server, you may need dependencies installed in order for Shiny Server to install correctly. Below you will find a list of common...

This article is adapted from the Shiny Server Administrator's Guide for version 1.4.2. This is the default configuration that Shiny Server will use until you provide a custom configuration in...

This article is adapted from the Shiny Server Administrator's Guide for version 1.4.2. Some administrators of Shiny Server would prefer to give users -- or some trusted subgroup of users -- t...

Shiny Server requires root privileges for installation and certain operations. Note that root privileges are also required for installing R. sudo yum install Rsudo yum install --nogpgcheck

This article is adapted from the Shiny Server Administrator's Guide for version 1.4.2. This guide will describe how to run Shiny Server on multiple ports simultaneously, and also how to run a...

Overview This article describes how to configure RStudio Server Pro and Shiny Server Pro so that authenticated users can access databases without having to authenticate again. These instructions ar...

If your Shiny app requires data to run, you can bundle the data with your app or you can reference the data inside your app. Shiny Server does not require a database. Instead it will work with your...

I have a Shiny Server, R 'shiny' package v7.0, NGINX and 3rd party SSL certificate set up on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit system. Everything worked fine when using http, but after I set up a SSL reverse prox...

On webpage (with https) Client connects to server with websocket (secure wss over TSL) Server send 'ready-for-user-and-password'-message User enters info and Client sends it Server validates and a...

Shiny Server: Running with a Proxy Overview If you are running Shiny Server behind a proxy server you need be sure to configure the proxy server so that it correctly handles all traffic to and from...

A comprehensive guide to setup an R development environment for Ubuntu running in the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

This guide aims to introduce the reader to the main elements of the R ecosystem.

Using serverless containers to deploy scalable R functions.

The stuff you need to know about R, besides statistical analysis.

A simple HTTP server in R. Contribute to yihui/servr development by creating an account on GitHub.

tidyr + jsonlite are magical.

With most computers now having many cores, parallelising your R code is a great way to reduce processing time, and there are lots of packages to help. But if you benchmark your new code, you may fi…

coalesce is a one of those functions that might not strike you as being very useful, mainly because it doesn’t sound very exciting. But it IS useful, and might save you some time and complexity

A parenting project to catalog my childrens' 2020 library history

by Hong Ooi This is an update on what’s been happening with the AzureR suite of packages. First, you may have noticed that just before the holiday season, the packages were updated on CRAN to change their maintainer email to a non-Microsoft address. This is because I’ve left Microsoft for a role at Westpac bank here in Australia; while I’m sad to be leaving, I do intend to continue maintaining and updating the packages. To that end, here are the changes that have recently been submitted to CRAN, or will be shortly: AzureAuth now allows obtaining tokens for the “organizations”...

Powerful replacements for base::system2. Contribute to jeroen/sys development by creating an account on GitHub.

syn - the thesaurus. Contribute to ropenscilabs/syn development by creating an account on GitHub.