Any files you want your Shiny app to use need to be made world-readable, so they will be accessible by anybody.

The SSCC’s packages are regularly updated, and some changes may cause your app to stop working properly.Be sure to hand the files off to somebody who will still be at the university, and update any outside links to your app with its new URL. Your Shiny apps will be stored on your personal Z: drive, so shortly after you leave the university, your account will be locked and the app will cease functioning.Using large datasets, fitting statistical models, and plotting whole datasets are not good ideas. It is important, then, to program efficiently and use simple datasets to make simple plots. This means the app can be slow if multiple users are using it at the same time.

Our Shiny server is limited to one process per app, which is shared across concurrent users.

SSCC users should keep a few things in mind:

The SSCC has its own Shiny server, so that full members of the SSCC can have a place to run and publish their Shiny apps.

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