
When you choose a compute instance type for a lightweight analysis that can be powered by two vCPU and four GiB memory, you can use a default ml.t3.medium instance. To create a new session, select the New Session button on the page, select a desired instance in the Instance Type dropdown list, and choose Start Session. You will immediately see the RStudio Workbench home page and a list of sessions, projects, and published content on the home page. Once the required setup process is completed, you can open the RStudio Workbench from the new Launch app drop-down list in the created user list and select RStudio. To learn all the administrator jobs, including managing licenses and monitoring usages, see a blog post of the setting up process, or Manage RStudio on Amazon SageMaker in the AWS documentation.
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Before getting started, your administrator needs to buy an appropriate license from RStudio PBC for end-users, set up your granted licenses in AWS License Manager, and create an Amazon SageMaker domain and user profile to launch RStudio on Amazon SageMaker. You now can launch the familiar RStudio Workbench with a simple click from Amazon SageMaker. Getting Started with RStudio on SageMaker All of their work, including code, datasets, repositories, and other artifacts are synchronized between the two environments through the underlying Amazon EFS storage. So, data scientists have a freedom of choice between programming languages and coding interfaces to switch between RStudio and Amazon SageMaker Studio notebooks. They can onboard both R and Python developers to the same Amazon SageMaker domain using AWS Single Sign-On (SSO) or AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) and take it as a centralized place to configure both RStudio and Amzon SageMaker Studio. With RStudio on Amazon SageMaker, administrators can have a simple experience to migrate their RStudio environments to integrate into Amazon SageMaker and bring existing RStudio licenses to manage through AWS License Manager.

If you’d like to read more about this exciting collaboration, check out this blog from RStudio PBC. You can now bring your current RStudio license to easily migrate your self-managed RStudio environments to Amazon SageMaker in just a few simple steps. Today, in collaboration with RStudio PBC, we are excited to announce the general availability of RStudio on Amazon SageMaker, the industry’s first fully managed RStudio Workbench IDE in the cloud.

But, building, securing, scaling and maintaining RStudio yourself is tedious and cumbersome.
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RStudio provides open-source tools for R and enterprise-ready professional software for data science teams to develop and share their work in the organization. RStudio is one of the most popular IDE among R developers for ML and data science projects. Many data scientists love the R project, an open-source ecosystem with more than 18,000 packages that is not just a programming language but is also an interactive environment for doing data science. Amazon SageMaker Studio provides a single, web-based visual interface where you can perform all ML development steps, improving data science team productivity by up to 10 times Two years ago, we introduced Amazon SageMaker Studio, the industry’s first fully integrated development environment (IDE) for machine learning (ML).
