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It's possible to host a Shiny app yourself. This one runs on AWS EC2 inside a docker container: http://www.statwonk.com/birthday-problem/ http://www.statwonk.co
by RA_Fisher 11y ago
It's possible to host a Shiny app yourself. This one runs on AWS EC2 inside a docker container: http://www.statwonk.com/birthday-problem/ http://www.statwonk.com/birthday-problem/
- minimaxir 11y agoThat appears to be the best option for my use cases. Although I'm not sure if that makes pricing worse or better. :P
- redtuesday 11y agoI don't know, but maybe you can run shiny on red hats free plan of openshift online: https://github.com/ekergy/shiny-ekergy https://github.com/ekergy/shiny-ekergy
- aroch 11y agoI host two different RNAseq and NGS data exploration shiny apps on a 2GB DO droplet and it works pretty well. Shiny-server is sort of a pain in the ass though, and I agree the documentation sucks