I found a Github repository from user havlev that explains how to do it here. My apps are thus very small, and it’s only the Shiny server that is huge. Quite cheap nowadays, but still… so I prefer to run a Shiny server from Docker, and then run theĪpps out of this server. But theīig disadvantage is that these dockerized apps are huge, around 1GB, or sometimes more. The advantage is that you’re guaranteed that deployment with be very smooth. There’s a lot of talk online about dockerizing apps, complete with all their dependencies andĮnvironment. I chose to use Docker, but maybe not in the way you’d expect More importantly, is how to get Shiny on it? There’s two solutions you either install I also won’t explain to you how to ssh into your Raspberry Pi, again, there’s many tutorials Tutorials available on how to install Ubuntu (or any other Linux distro) on it, so I won’t bother Those are quite easy to find online, and there’s many And if I get tired of it, I’ll make a retro console out of it and If I don’t touch itįor several months, no harm done. Than 100€, and now that I have it, I can do whatever I want whenever I want to. Which is why I got a Raspberry Pi 4B with 8 gigs of ram. Not a fortune, but already quite expensive for me, since I just wanted True, with a DigitalOcean droplet, I could have learned quite a lot about the whole process as well,īut there’s a second problem the minimum amount of processing power that the droplet needed to run
But I wanted to learn how to do it myself from scratch for some time. Simplify the process of deploying and hosting a lot, which of course is a good thing if your only To have full control of the server, and learn some basic web dev/web engineering skills that I lacked. Or why not get one of hose nifty droplets on DigitalOcean? Well for two reasons one is that I wanted
On shinyapps.io to hosting shiny apps on my own server, which is a Raspberry Pi 4B with 8 gigs of ram.įirst of all, why hosting apps on a Raspberry Pi? And why not continue on shinyapps.io? This blog post will not have any code, but will document how I went from hosting apps
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