MartinHanewald
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5 years ago Hi there, the concept I have shown should work without problems in a cloud environment. For troubleshooting you can check the following things:
- Did you open the ports 80 and 443 on the firewall of the virtual machine?
- Did you navigate to the public IP or DNS entry of the virtual machine?
- Did you try it out "locally", like having a remote desktop session on the machine and then navigating to localhost?
I just published a second tutorial on professional R deployment ( https://qunis.de/category/r-bloggers/). Maybe you have more success with the deployment framework shown there. The next tutorial will be about ramping the whole thing up on an Azure virtual machine. So if you wait for one week, you will get a detailed guide :)
Best regards, Martin
Am Mo., 1. Apr. 2019 um 15:54 Uhr schrieb pedreen <notifications@github.com
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Hello, @MartinHanewald https://github.com/MartinHanewald , how are you? I need to apply authentication to my plumber API, but I need to use this in containers on the Google Cloud Platform. I tried to apply what you showed in the R-bloggers tutorial, but I could not succeed. Have you implemented this in containers?
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pedreen
Hello, @MartinHanewald , how are you? I need to apply authentication to my plumber API, but I need to use this in containers on the Google Cloud Platform. I tried to apply what you showed in the R-bloggers tutorial, but I could not succeed. Have you implemented this in containers?