

Now let’s install RStudio to have a complete R environnement. Once you run R with the previous command, R terminal should start, you can quit R by using q(). You can now install the shiny package in the R console with: install.packages("shiny")Īnd you can check the installation by trying to load the library and one of its function: >library("shiny") Don’t forget to run R with: (thus the package will be available for all users).The R version should the most recent one (3.3.2), you can check it using version in R.To install R, you just have to follow this tutorial from DigitalOcean: Tutorial R base .
HOW TO INSTALL R STUDIO IN UBUNTU 12.04 PASSWORD
You then will be asked to enter a password and some information (name, room number, …)Īnd we can now modify our SSH connection to login with this user account:Ĭonnection->Data->Autologin username (change it from root to the user_name you entered) Now we need to grant this user sudo (admin) privileges: $ usermod -a -G sudo user_name You may want to create a new admin user, to avoid working with the root privilege: $ adduser user_name Once this step has been completed, you should see the Linux terminal. Now, we need to connect to our server, you can do it by following step five of the SSH creation tutorial: here for windows and here for Mac/Linux. Great, you now have your own Ubuntu server ! 3.a.
HOW TO INSTALL R STUDIO IN UBUNTU 12.04 HOW TO
In this post, we are going to see how to deploy R, RStudio, and Shiny apps on a virtual server.
