Example: standalone ShinyProxy with a docker swarm

This example is very similar to example '01-standalone-docker-engine', except that it connects to a docker swarm instead of a single-machine docker engine. As a result, when you launch a Shiny app, its container may run on any node in the docker swarm, at the swarm's discretion.

How to run

1. Download ShinyProxy
2. Download the application.yml configuration file from the folder where this README is located.
3. Place the jar and yml files in the same directory, e.g. /home/user/sp
4. Open a terminal, go to the directory /home/user/sp, and run the following command:

java -jar shinyproxy.jar

Notes on the configuration

• ShinyProxy will listen for HTTP traffic on port 8080.
• ShinyProxy connects to the Docker daemon using a Unix socket, make sure the user running ShinyProxy has permission to use this socket.