In other words, using the open-source edition for public facing apps or internal apps that require at least some access control is a no-go.Ī while ago we explored the alternative of using an Apache server as a reverse-proxy for Shiny with an authentication module ( auth_openidc). But Shiny is a web application and two very important things for any web app are missing from the open-source edition: SSL/TLS support and authentication. Shiny Server is currently available in two versions: an open-source, limited edition and a full-blown "pro" edition.įortunately, for many use cases, the open-source edition is more than enough.
Take a look at some of the demos in the product page. And Shiny is just the right tool for that. Data scientists love to turn their powerful R analyses into visual, interactive applications.
If not, bring it up to data scientists and watch them drool.
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