Hi, everyone
I’ve deployed SigNoz to a AWS EC2 ins...
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Gabriel Vincent
02/20/2024, 5:45 PMHi, everyone
I’ve deployed SigNoz to a AWS EC2 instance using docker as per the oficial docs. I was able to signup and login to the dashboard running at my instance. However, I have two questions to which I couldn’t find answers in the docs:
1. Is there a way to disable new signups? Because this will be publicly available, I can’t have the signup available to anyone.
2. Where can I find the ingestion URL and ingestion key? In SigNoz cloud this is found at settings > Ingestion Settings, but I couldn’t find it anywhere in my self-hosted SigNoz dashboard.
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Ankit Nayan
02/21/2024, 4:12 AM
The signups are invite only today. The admin (the 1st user who signed up ) has to invite other users
Ankit Nayan
02/21/2024, 4:15 AM
Where can I find the ingestion URL and ingestion key? In SigNoz cloud this is found at settings > Ingestion Settings, but I couldn’t find it anywhere in my self-hosted SigNoz dashboard.self-hosted does not have an equivalent of ingestion URL as it depends on how the network is configured in your infra. You can run signoz in the same network cluster and access it via localhost or a separate network which can be accessed by internal IP or can even be publicly exposed
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Gabriel Vincent
02/21/2024, 9:34 AMThank you! I was able to figure it out. It was not super clear to me that once the service is running, ingestion can be done through port 4317.