Select your hosting location (The closer, the better).
Select Ubuntu 16.04 as the OS and a 2GB virtual server.On digital ocean, server are call droplet, first you need to complete your account creation, then let’s create an Ubuntu droplet: If you already have an other service provider, the tutorial should work fine too. In this tutorial we will use DigitalOcean (Still most of the tutorial should be working on most other Ubuntu server), you can get a 10$ discount using this link, which is enough to run the server for 2 weeks for free.Ĭhoosing DigitalOCean was mainly motivated by its low cost, the easy configuration and the great amount of tutorials available to deploy a DigitalOcean server. Below is a comparison of these service providers (Since it’s far from being exhaustive, tell me if you know better options). The offers are more or less the sames, for this tutorial, you are going to need a virtual server with at least 2GB of RAM and Ubuntu installed. There are a lot of virtual server providers available on the web, among them: Only by following the different steps, you’ll get a working server and Shiny app. The post won’t focus on Shiny programming aspect, neither on Ubuntu programming, however, the tutorial is self-sufficient. In this post, we are going to see how to deploy R, RStudio, and Shiny apps on a virtual server.
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