Shiny Server can deliver your R visualization to your customers via a web browser and execute R functions, including database queries, in the background. It turns your analyses into interactive web applications no HTML, CSS, or JavaScript knowledge required.

Shiny provides a web application framework for R. Shiny is a great R package, licensed either commercially or under AGPLv3, that you can use to create interactive dashboards. RStudio is available in a desktop version, or a server version that allows you to access R via a web browser.Īfter you’ve analyzed your results, you may want to visualize them. This is ideal if you don’t want to connect to a server via SSH and use code editors such as vim to do analytics. RStudio is a popular IDE, licensed either commercially or under AGPLv3, for working with R. Predict Billboard Top 10 Hits Using RStudio, H2O and Amazon Athena.You may also be interested in reading the following blog posts:

In this post, we show you how to install and run R, RStudio Server, and Shiny Server on Amazon EC2. Several months ago, I (Markus) wrote a post showing you how to connect R with Amazon EMR, install RStudio on the Hadoop master node, and use R packages such as rmr2 or plyrmr to analyze a huge public weather dataset. Other customers have asked for instructions and best practices for running R on AWS. Many AWS customers already use the popular open-source statistic software R for big data analytics and data science.

Rstudio on cloud