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shiniyproxy: test multiuser case
How do i get the web browser password store to remember R/Shiny passwords?running node.js command from browserMake a Shiny app execute code when called via HTTP GET (e.g. cURL)Cannot Get Express Route to Activate on LocalhostRun shiny app on shiny server installed in docker container from Windows 10 Pro?How do I Dockerize an R Shiny app on my local machine using Shiny server?Is it possible to run RSelenium in ShinyApp on the RStudio server?How to change permissions of a folder inside a container using docker run?containarized shinyproxy very slowShinyproxy & Keycloak - ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS
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I have set a shinyproxy serving shinyapps on a virtual machine running on a cluod infrastructure. It works pretty well, i.e. client-side: I can log in with a test user and run the application from my web-browser, server-side: I can see the docker container starting out and running the shinyapp.
I would like to test concurrent use scenario with more than two users. In the application.yml I have defined three users: test1,test2 and test3 using authentication:simple. So far I tried to open multiple new private windows in firefox to do that. It works ok for test1 and test2 users, but when trying with test3 I get automatically logged in as test2.
I then tried to use curl to workaround the problem with:
curl -u test1:test1 http://IP:8080/app/app_name
I get back the html on my stdout but no container is spinned server side.
Is there a way to simulate multi-user and so scalability of shinyproxy with web-browser or some other tool?
browser shiny shinyproxy
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
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I have set a shinyproxy serving shinyapps on a virtual machine running on a cluod infrastructure. It works pretty well, i.e. client-side: I can log in with a test user and run the application from my web-browser, server-side: I can see the docker container starting out and running the shinyapp.
I would like to test concurrent use scenario with more than two users. In the application.yml I have defined three users: test1,test2 and test3 using authentication:simple. So far I tried to open multiple new private windows in firefox to do that. It works ok for test1 and test2 users, but when trying with test3 I get automatically logged in as test2.
I then tried to use curl to workaround the problem with:
curl -u test1:test1 http://IP:8080/app/app_name
I get back the html on my stdout but no container is spinned server side.
Is there a way to simulate multi-user and so scalability of shinyproxy with web-browser or some other tool?
browser shiny shinyproxy
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
This is odd. Why should it work fortest1andtest2, but not fortest3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with yourapplication.yml.
– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44
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I have set a shinyproxy serving shinyapps on a virtual machine running on a cluod infrastructure. It works pretty well, i.e. client-side: I can log in with a test user and run the application from my web-browser, server-side: I can see the docker container starting out and running the shinyapp.
I would like to test concurrent use scenario with more than two users. In the application.yml I have defined three users: test1,test2 and test3 using authentication:simple. So far I tried to open multiple new private windows in firefox to do that. It works ok for test1 and test2 users, but when trying with test3 I get automatically logged in as test2.
I then tried to use curl to workaround the problem with:
curl -u test1:test1 http://IP:8080/app/app_name
I get back the html on my stdout but no container is spinned server side.
Is there a way to simulate multi-user and so scalability of shinyproxy with web-browser or some other tool?
browser shiny shinyproxy
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
I have set a shinyproxy serving shinyapps on a virtual machine running on a cluod infrastructure. It works pretty well, i.e. client-side: I can log in with a test user and run the application from my web-browser, server-side: I can see the docker container starting out and running the shinyapp.
I would like to test concurrent use scenario with more than two users. In the application.yml I have defined three users: test1,test2 and test3 using authentication:simple. So far I tried to open multiple new private windows in firefox to do that. It works ok for test1 and test2 users, but when trying with test3 I get automatically logged in as test2.
I then tried to use curl to workaround the problem with:
curl -u test1:test1 http://IP:8080/app/app_name
I get back the html on my stdout but no container is spinned server side.
Is there a way to simulate multi-user and so scalability of shinyproxy with web-browser or some other tool?
browser shiny shinyproxy
browser shiny shinyproxy
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 8:57
diegusdiegus
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
5249 silver badges33 bronze badges
This is odd. Why should it work fortest1andtest2, but not fortest3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with yourapplication.yml.
– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44
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This is odd. Why should it work fortest1andtest2, but not fortest3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with yourapplication.yml.
– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44
This is odd. Why should it work for
test1 and test2, but not for test3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with your application.yml.– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44
This is odd. Why should it work for
test1 and test2, but not for test3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with your application.yml.– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44
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This is odd. Why should it work for
test1andtest2, but not fortest3? What happens if you try it with 3 and 2, does 1 not work then? There might be something wrong with yourapplication.yml.– bellackn
May 1 at 16:44