It is easy to get started with Shiny – luckily, your apps can be hosted for free to be shared with the world.

ShinyProxy 2.6.0 was released on November 5, 2021. The new version does not disappoint. Let's review what is in it!

ShinyProxy is a free and open-source platform for hosting containerized applications with enterprise features.

ShinyProxy is a great way to deploy containerized Shiny apps to production and it is only 1 click away.

Heroku is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) to deploy apps without worrying about infrastructure.

Use Caddy server to obtain TLS certificates for your custom domain and to serve Shiny apps securely with ShinyProxy.

Here are the final steps to make your ShinyProxy instance secure and production-ready.

Once your ShinyProxy server is up and running, you need to maintain and update it. Last time we looked at how to update existing apps. This section explains how to add new ones hassle-free.

ShinyProxy runs containerized applications while providing enterprise features for free. Learn how to update apps without disrupting your users.

Push-button options are great, but as they say: no pain, no gain. You'll appreciate the tooling when you try to host Shiny without it!

ShinyProxy is versatile. Learn about its configuration to make the most of this powerful piece of technology.

Shiny Server is one of the most popular options to host unlimited Shiny web applications and interactive R markdown documents for free.

ShinyProxy is a free and open-source platform to deploy containerized web applications and is packed with enterprise features.

RStudio Connect provides enterprise-level publishing capabilities for data science applications, including Shiny.

The Heroku platform is ideal for Shiny apps if you don't want to worry about infrastructure. Combine that with a CICD pipeline to get a really powerful setup.

Heroku is a cloud platform-as-a-service (PaaS) to deploy apps without worrying about infrastructure. Yes, this includes Shiny apps!

Shinyapps.io is the easiest and quickest way for sharing Shiny apps with the world.

The Hosting Data Apps website was launched 3 months ago. We review how the content was received by our readers and where the site is going next.

Use Docker Compose to simplify Shiny app deployment and reach dev/prod parity. Part 2 looks at local production.

Use Docker Compose to simplify Shiny app deployment and reach dev/prod parity. Part 1 looks at local development.