RStudio Connect for Azure is an on-demand, commercially-licensed solution for hosting RStudio Connect on Azure. This is available in distinct tiers. These instances come pre-configured with a current version of RStudio Connect with some R and python versions already installed. RStudio Connect is by default configured with built-in password authentication and depends on an internal SQLite database. Additional, manual configuration is required if you would like to change any of the default settings. Details on configuration options are available in the administration guide.
The instructions below are for historical reference. Please visit our current docs page to get started regardless of the tier that you select.
In-place upgrades for RStudio Connect are not supported through the Azure marketplace. If you would like an upgraded version of RStudio Connect, you will need to choose an updated marketplace offering if one is available, or install and configure the latest version on your infrastructure.
1. Select your preferred tier from the options above, or select it via the dropdown menu, and then select "Create".
2. Deploy RStudio Connect for Azure
- Choose a Virtual machine name for your RStudio Connect Instance
- Configure your Instance size, Region, etc.
- Set a Username and SSH public key for ssh access
- Continue to other configuration options or click Review + create
3. Review the terms and click Create
4. When the deployment is complete you’ll see a screen like this. Click on "Go to resource" at the bottom of the page.
5. You'll see a screen with information about your machine. The Public IP address of your machine is listed in the right-side column.
6. Visit http://<Public IP address>:3939 and click "Sign Up" in the top right-hand corner of the page.
7. Input the requested information to create a new user and click "Sign Up" at the bottom of the form.
The first user signed up under the default configuration will automatically have administrative privileges on RStudio Connect.
If you want to make additional configuration changes, you may do so by accessing the virtual machine via SSH and making updates to the appropriate files as described in the administration guide. Details on connecting to your instance via SSH can be found by clicking on Connect in the top menu bar of the overview page for your virtual machine.
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