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I have a question regarding R on Cloud Services like AWS or GCE.
My plan is: Running a Shiny Server endless with having the option to upload a file. After klicking "run" the script should start a cluster of instances with the code running in parallel. The file should be processed there. Maybe the file has to be stored on an aws.s3 or gce store. After parallel processing every instance should save its results to a store or insert it into a data frame in RAM of the shiny instance and turn itself off.
All code I have seen now is to start an RStudio instance manually on some cloud engines that run manually that script. I want that cluster instance starting from an R package (if existing) and starting that script parallel on it via an R package. That triggering has to come from the shiny server code.
Do I have to program this by myself, or are there packages for it? I googled the segue package for aws, but it seems it got deprecated.
Greetings,
Timo
amazon-ec2 google-compute-engine amazon-emr
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I have a question regarding R on Cloud Services like AWS or GCE.
My plan is: Running a Shiny Server endless with having the option to upload a file. After klicking "run" the script should start a cluster of instances with the code running in parallel. The file should be processed there. Maybe the file has to be stored on an aws.s3 or gce store. After parallel processing every instance should save its results to a store or insert it into a data frame in RAM of the shiny instance and turn itself off.
All code I have seen now is to start an RStudio instance manually on some cloud engines that run manually that script. I want that cluster instance starting from an R package (if existing) and starting that script parallel on it via an R package. That triggering has to come from the shiny server code.
Do I have to program this by myself, or are there packages for it? I googled the segue package for aws, but it seems it got deprecated.
Greetings,
Timo
amazon-ec2 google-compute-engine amazon-emr
add a comment |
I have a question regarding R on Cloud Services like AWS or GCE.
My plan is: Running a Shiny Server endless with having the option to upload a file. After klicking "run" the script should start a cluster of instances with the code running in parallel. The file should be processed there. Maybe the file has to be stored on an aws.s3 or gce store. After parallel processing every instance should save its results to a store or insert it into a data frame in RAM of the shiny instance and turn itself off.
All code I have seen now is to start an RStudio instance manually on some cloud engines that run manually that script. I want that cluster instance starting from an R package (if existing) and starting that script parallel on it via an R package. That triggering has to come from the shiny server code.
Do I have to program this by myself, or are there packages for it? I googled the segue package for aws, but it seems it got deprecated.
Greetings,
Timo
amazon-ec2 google-compute-engine amazon-emr
I have a question regarding R on Cloud Services like AWS or GCE.
My plan is: Running a Shiny Server endless with having the option to upload a file. After klicking "run" the script should start a cluster of instances with the code running in parallel. The file should be processed there. Maybe the file has to be stored on an aws.s3 or gce store. After parallel processing every instance should save its results to a store or insert it into a data frame in RAM of the shiny instance and turn itself off.
All code I have seen now is to start an RStudio instance manually on some cloud engines that run manually that script. I want that cluster instance starting from an R package (if existing) and starting that script parallel on it via an R package. That triggering has to come from the shiny server code.
Do I have to program this by myself, or are there packages for it? I googled the segue package for aws, but it seems it got deprecated.
Greetings,
Timo
amazon-ec2 google-compute-engine amazon-emr
amazon-ec2 google-compute-engine amazon-emr
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