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 Docker image hosting Shiny-Server for ARM (armv7/arm64) and AMD (amd64) architectures. The build features some fixes targeting ARM and is primarily intended to be deployed on SBCs (Single Board Computers) such as Raspberry Pi.
 
-## How to run it
+## How to run it with docker
 First we need to create the folder structure on the host, which will be used to host the shiny-server config, logs and applications.
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 mkdir ~/shiny-server
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 Run: ```docker-compose up -d``` and navigate to: ```http://host-ip:3838/hello```
 
 ## How to use it
-The following sections will explain how you can install libraries and import your own projects.
+The following sections will explain how you can install libraries, import apps, and configure your shiny-server image.
 
 ### Installing libraries
 Libraries can be installed by modifying the ```init.sh``` file under ```~/shiny-server/conf```. It contains and will execute the ```R -e "install.packages(c('lib1','lib2',...))``` command the first time the container is started. Simply add the libraries you wish installed there. In order to avoid installing the same libraries on each restart, the script generates an ```init_done``` file and will not run if the file is present on the system. To add additional libraries in subsequent runs, delete the ```init_done``` file and add the new libraries to ```init.sh``` as before. Please note that installed libraries will persist between restarts as long as the container image is not removed or recreated.
 
 ### Adding and configuring apps
-Apps can be added to the ```~/shiny-server/apps``` folder and will be loaded into shiny-server. If you followed the steps in so far, the hello-world app will be accessible under ```http://host-ip:3838/hello```. You can add your own apps by copying them over to the folder ```shiny-server/apps```, where it will be available under ```http://host-ip:3838/yourappfolder```. Be aware that each app will need to have its own configuration file under ```~/shiny-server/yourappfolder/.shiny_app.conf```. You can use the hello-world app as staging ground for building your new app. 
+Apps can be added to the ```~/shiny-server/apps``` folder and will be loaded into shiny-server. If you followed the steps in so far, the hello-world app will be accessible under ```http://host-ip:3838/hello```. You can add your own app by copying it over to the folder ```shiny-server/apps```, where it will be available under ```http://host-ip:3838/yourappfolder```. Be aware that each app will need to have its own configuration file under ```~/shiny-server/yourappfolder/.shiny_app.conf```. You can use the hello-world app as staging ground for building your new app. 
 
 ### Configuring shiny-server
 Shiny servers' configuration file can be found under ```~/shiny-server/conf/shiny-server.conf```. The default settings should be sufficient, however you can also modify it according to your needs. The [documentation of shiny-server](https://docs.rstudio.com/shiny-server/) is always a good place to start, when you want to tune your installation.