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Note: If you already have an account, simply log in with your existing email and password to start using Rstudio Cloud.

The Rstudio environment will load in your browser, and you can start using R and Rstudio.

Choose a name for your project, select a privacy setting, and click the “Create Project” button.

Once you’re logged in, you can start a new project by clicking on the “New Project” button.

Enter your email address and create a password to create an account.

Click on the “Sign Up” button in the top right corner.

This makes it easy for data scientists and analysts to share their work with others, whether for collaboration or for sharing insights with stakeholders.

In addition to the RStudio IDE, RStudio Cloud also provides a platform for hosting and sharing R Shiny applications, R Markdown documents, and other data analysis projects. It also provides access to powerful computing resources, so users can work with large data sets and run complex analyses without worrying about the limitations of their own computers.

RStudio Cloud offers a collaborative environment for data analysis and provides a platform for teams to work together on projects. This makes it easy for users to work with R and RStudio from any device with an internet connection. It provides users with a full-featured RStudio IDE (Integrated Development Environment) in a browser, eliminating the need to install R and RStudio on their own computers. & rm -rf /tmp/downloaded_packages/ /tmp/*.RStudio Cloud is a cloud-based platform for data science and data analysis using the R programming language. & Rscript -e "devtools::install_github(c('bnosac/cronR'))" \ GoogleAuthR shinyFiles googleCloudStorage bigQueryR gmailR googleAnalyticsR \

& rm -rf /tmp/downloaded_packages/ /tmp/*.rds RUN apt-get update & apt-get install -y \ MAINTAINER Mark Edmondson install cron and R package dependencies If you want to go further still, use Dockerfiles to customise the underlying linux libraries and CRAN/github packages to install in a more replicable manner - a good way to keep track in Github exactly how your server is configured.Ī Dockerfile example is shown below - construct this locally: FROM rocker/hadleyverse Username = "mark", password = "mark1234",ĭynamic_image = gce_tag_container( "my-rstudio")) # launch another rstudio instance with your settings # push your rstudio image to container registry gce_push_registry(vm, "my-rstudio", container_name = "my-rstudio")