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Path of Least Resistance: Hosting Shiny Apps on Shinyapps.io
Shinyapps.io is the easiest and quickest way for sharing Shiny apps with the world.
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Hosting Data Apps
You mastered Shiny and Dash, your app is production ready — now learn about hosting options and pick one that best suits your needs!
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Hosting Data Apps: 3 Months and 20 Posts Later
The Hosting Data Apps website was launched 3 months ago. We review how the content was received by our readers and where the site is going next.
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Shiny Apps with Docker Compose, Part 2: Production
Use Docker Compose to simplify Shiny app deployment and reach dev/prod parity. Part 2 looks at production.
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Shiny Apps with Docker Compose, Part 1: Development
Use Docker Compose to simplify Shiny app deployment and reach dev/prod parity. Part 1 looks at local development.
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Hosting Patterns for Shiny Apps
There are four types of hosting patterns for Shiny apps: local, dockerized, Shiny Server, and Shiny Server inside Docker. Here is what you need to know if you want to self-host Shiny apps.
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Running Shiny Server in Docker
The dockerized Shiny Server is a heavyweight hosting option that plays an important role in the Shiny hosting landscape.
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Using systemd to Run Shiny Apps
Shiny is a fully capable web server that can directly be deployed and served to users with standard Linux tools like systemd.
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Host Shiny Apps with Docker
A very basic setup to host your Shiny apps with Docker over HTTPS using your custom domain.
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Best Practices for R with Docker
How following a few basic suggestions for writing Dockerfiles can hugely improve the developer experience and the quality of the final Docker images.
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Shiny Server
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File Transfer Based Publishing for Shiny Apps
The open-source Shiny Server is an easy way to self-host Shiny apps on a low-cost virtual machine. Set up the server yourself or use an existing image and deploy apps in seconds.
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Shiny Server
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Securing Shiny Server with Caddy
Caddy server makes it super easy to obtain TLS certificates for your custom domain and to serve Shiny apps securely over HTTPS on top of the open-source Shiny Server.
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Dockerized Shiny Apps with Dependencies
The wealth of contributed R packages can supercharge Shiny app development. This also means that you have to manage these dependencies. Learn about dependency management when working with R and Docker.
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