CONNECTing with our clients
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Company uses Posit Connect with Git-backed deployment and infrastructure as code (Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins) to spin up reproducible EC2 instances connected to Redshift and Workbench, enforcing version control and security checks for client-facing content. Documentation built with Quarto aggregates contributions from ~30–40 experts and auto-generates client-specific docs saving weeks of work. A multilingual stack (R and Python) powers a data browser built in about two weeks and language-agnostic APIs, and an experimental Reflex/Next.js app proves web apps can be hosted on Connect.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Data science bottlenecks
- 3:41Self-service delays
- 5:09Client publishing platform
- 6:16Posit Connect benefits
- 7:44External Connect deployment
- 8:31Infrastructure as code
- 9:54Operational workflow
- 10:59Git-backed deployment
- 12:25Documentation automation
- 14:31Interactive data browser
- 15:32Hosting APIs
- 16:34Web apps with Reflex
- 17:38Solution challenges
- 18:02Benefits and future
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