Restart the RStudio Server service as sudo or root: sudo rstudio-server restart
Supply the values of ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_HOSTNAME, and ORACLE_SID. Note: The default value of R_HOME on Linux is /usr/lib64/R.Ĭreate the configuration file /usr/lib64/R/etc/Renviron.site. Rsession-ld-library-path= R_HOME/lib: ORACLE_HOME/lib Add the values of R_HOME and ORACLE_HOME. Download the server to your Linux system and follow the installation instructions.Ĭreate the file /etc/rstudio/nf. Go to the RStudio website and navigate to the RStudio Server Download page. You will also get taken to a page now, that confirms that you want to join the workspace which we have created for this class.To install RStudio Server for use with Oracle Machine Learning for R:
You will get a confirmation email to the email address you have signed up for. You can use any name, usually firstname-lastname is a good bet! When you have chosen a name click on ‘create account’. You will then be asked to provide a name for your account. This will take you to the following page:įill in your details like I did mine, and then click sign up. If you want to just create an account, click on the “Sign up” link. You can sign in with a GitHub account (if you have one) or with your Google account (this is probably a very easy way), or you can just create an account. If you don’t already have an account you will see this: This will take you to the R Studio Cloud page and prompt you to log in (if you already have an account it might just take you straight to the workshop page!).
You can find this on the course website, but I will also include it here: First, follow the link to the workspace I have created for this workshop. In order to participate on the course, you will need to sign up to R Studio Cloud.
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