I have RStudio installed on my Windows machine and R installed on one of the nodes of a hadoop cluster. I want to connect RStudio to that slave machine and want to run my R script. I have all the R packages required for hadoop integration installed on that slave machine. I can not use Windows-based R.
One solution is to install RStudio Server on that machine (Linux) and then access RStudio Server by pointing your web browser to <IP ADDRESS>:8787.
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I am working on Windows 10. I have installed RStudio directly on my machine. On the other hand I have installed Anaconda with R. Is it possible to connect my system's RStudio with the R running in one environment in Anaconda?
I want to install r studio on virtual machine to work with mxnet package.
Here is how to configure Rstudio on microsoft azzure linux virtual machine:
http://moresi.de/posts/2016-04-02-setting-up-r-studio-server-on-microsoft-azure.html
And there is how to install mxnet packages for linux:
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/get_started/install.html
My question is: If I will install R-studio and Mxnet package following the step in this 2 tutorial will I be able to use mxnet package from R Studio workspace?
Another question is: It is possible to install all availible r packages in this configuration from R studio workspace?
I know that maybe this is a trivial question, but i am completly new to microsoft azzure, and spend a lot of time looking for an answer on web. Its seems that there wasn't any exemple of using mxnet packages with R on cloud.I would be very grateful even for some tips : )
Yes and no. Yes, you can run mxnet through Rstudio server, I currently do this on my AWS linux instance and login via the browser.
No, you cannot install everything from Rstudio and will have to ssh in and compile/install mxnet and a few other things. Unless you want the CPU mxnet instead of the GPU verion, that might be precompiled. The GPU installation process is a nightmare, I wouldn't recommend unless you have a moderate level of linux experience.
I have a real problem with Unicode in Windows. So I just use Linux. Now I want to know if there is any innovative way to use Microsoft R Open which is installed on Linux bash as the interpreter in RStudio in Windows 10.
I know I can install an X Server on Linux bash but I want it to work in native Windows application.
Maybe this video is needed for inspiration.
Have smart minds any idea?
It is now possible to run RStudio Server on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows by installing opencpu and RStudio Server.
Please follow https://www.opencpu.org/download.html instructions.
Tested on Windows 10 Build 16299 with
opencpu-2.0 and rstudio-server-1.1.383-amd64
Install RStudio with conda, and stick to the Anaconda channels. They use MS Open R.
See also:
https://www.guru99.com/download-install-r-rstudio.html
I have rstudio connected with rconnect (both are rstudio products or tools) on Linux OS. When i try to publish shiny application documents (app.R) from rstudio, process or log says:
Installing required R packages with 'packrat::restore()'....
Curl: (6) Couldn't resolve host 'cran.rstudio.com'
I don't want R to go outside (like cran.rstudio.com) to find any R packages since i have R packages already installed.
Question: What is the setup or configuration i can perform to tell rstudio or rconnect to go to specific directory to find packages if require?
Is there some way to install a (modified) R package (zip Windows binaries) on a linux machine (using command line) running Rserver + Shiny ?