r - How much data can be loaded in a shiny app without causing stability issues? -

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right i'm loading 100mb of data in global.r file of shiny app. while app runs fine locally, shiny server regularly crashes. culprit following error (after waiting 30 seconds app load):

an error has occurred  application failed start.  application took long respond.

i've tried every possible setting app_init_timeout, including setting -1 , still no luck.

i'm wondering if there upper bound amount of data can loaded in shiny server session.

here's shiny server config file looks like:

# instruct shiny server run applications user "shiny" run_as shiny;  # define server listens on port 3838 server {  listen 3838;  # define location @ base url  location / {  # host directory of shiny apps stored in directory site_dir /vagrant/sites/;  # log shiny output files in directory log_dir /var/log/shiny-server;  # when user visits base url rather particular application, # index of applications available in directory shown. directory_index on;  } }

you might want adjust shiny server app_init_timeout parameter application:

each shiny application has 2 timeouts associated it:

app_init_timeout -- describes amount of time (in seconds) wait application start. after many seconds if r process still has not become responsive, deemed unsuccessful startup , connection closed.

you don't kind of infrastructure running on, if ec2, might want bigger instance.


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