Deploy Shinyproxy
Skill ActiveDeploy ShinyProxy for hosting multiple containerized Shiny applications. Covers ShinyProxy Docker deployment, application.yml configuration, Shiny app Docker images, authentication, container backends, usage tracking, and scaling. Use when hosting multiple Shiny apps behind a single entry point, needing per-app authentication and access control, deploying Shiny apps as isolated Docker containers, or scaling beyond single-app deployment with usage analytics and audit logging.
To enable users to deploy and manage ShinyProxy for hosting multiple containerized Shiny applications with robust authentication, usage tracking, and scaling capabilities.
Features
- ShinyProxy Docker deployment
- Shiny app Docker image creation
- application.yml configuration
- Authentication setup (simple, LDAP, OpenID)
- Docker Compose deployment
- Nginx reverse proxy configuration
- Usage tracking with InfluxDB
- Resource limits and container configuration
Use Cases
- Hosting multiple Shiny apps behind a single entry point
- Implementing per-app authentication and access control
- Deploying Shiny apps as isolated Docker containers
- Scaling Shiny app deployments with usage analytics
Non-Goals
- Deploying individual Shiny apps without ShinyProxy
- Configuration of Shiny applications themselves beyond Dockerfile basics
- Advanced Kubernetes deployment strategies
Security
- warning:Secret ManagementThe SKILL.md shows example secrets (passwords, client secrets) directly in configuration files, which is not ideal for production. It also mentions the Docker socket, which requires careful permission management.
- warning:Unguarded Destructive OperationsWhile deploying infrastructure, commands like `docker network create` and `docker compose up` are not explicitly guarded by confirmation prompts, though `docker compose up -d` starts in detached mode.
Scope
- info:Dry-run previewWhile `docker compose up -d` starts the services, there is no explicit `--dry-run` equivalent for the entire deployment process to preview all changes before execution.
Installation
/plugin install agent-almanac@pjt222-agent-almanacQuality Score
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