Hi! We want to test a self-hosted growthbook via docker. Caddy is supposed to run as a reverse proxy: example.com/gb --> localhost:3000 and example.com/gp-api --> localhost:3100. But this doesn't seem to work, the GB frontend doesn't respond at all, the API answers with "401: No authorization token was found". Can this setup be handled without an modification on application side?

Hello everyone! Has anyone tried to integrate GB with Plausible Analytics?

Hi all, I’m new here. Do you guys have an architectue diagram? I’m particularly interested in how feature flag works in details. And how many environments do you support

Hello everyone, I’m attempting to self host Growthbook on a GCP compute engine. However, instead of setting up Mongodb in a separate container (as is configured in the docker-compose), I would like to use an already existing postgres database and simply point to it instead. Is this possible to do? Or is using mongodb a requirement?

Hi GrowthBook, I'm looking for a feature for Multivariate tests, and I haven't been able to find any. Are there any dedicated ways to do this? (e.g. experiment types, implementation options, ...)

Hello, we are also planning on implementing GrowthBook for our Cloud functions (running in node.js). We have successfully using this on our front end (nuxt.js) and REST API (expressjs). For this Cloud function implementation, I would be happy to hear if every function invocation should use its own GrowthBook client or if we can cache the client for every instance instead? If so we could benefit

autoRefresh

on features as those could be refreshed until the instance is shut down rather than fetching them seperately for every invocation. Any ideas or suggestions to make it perfect with this type of server implementation?

hello everyone, im try to run in k8s. but i got error this

$ wsrun -p '*-end' -m start
back-end
 | $ node dist/server.js
front-end
 | $ next start
 | ready - started server on 0.0.0.0:3000, url: <http://localhost:3000>
 | info  - Using webpack 5. Reason: no next.config.js <https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/webpack5>
back-end
 | Killed
 | error Command failed with exit code 137.
 | info Visit <https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/run> for documentation about this command.
 | `yarn start` failed with exit code 137

Hey Team, first of all thanks for this great tool :) I am wondering whether there are any best practices regarding the usage of feature flags in unit, integration and e2e tests. - For unit tests (Jest): I'd mock the library and set feature flags by using

growthbook.setForcedFeatures

. - Integration (Cypress): I'd mock all network requests. - E2E (Selenium): I could fake the growthbook instance to control the feature flags via an API or mock the proxy. Especially with E2E I am not too happy since it requires a lot of effort and I was wondering if someone found better solutions or could share experiences.

Hi Team, We have integrated Growthbook using the React SDK and realized that live updates are not necessary for our specific use case. Therefore, we have configured the GrowthBook instance as shown below:

const gb = new GrowthBook({
  apiHost: GROWTH_BOOK_API_HOST,
  clientKey: GROWTH_BOOK_CLIENT_KEY,
  // Enable easier debugging during development
  enableDevMode: true,
  // Disable background streaming connection
  backgroundSync: false,
  subscribeToChanges: false,
  trackingCallback: (experiment, result) => {
    // analytics tracking
  }
});

However, despite these settings, we still observe that the streaming API requests are being made every 5 minutes. Additionally, the GrowthBook dashboard indicates that streaming updates are enabled in the SDK connection. Please advise on how to disable the streaming updates.

Hi Growthbook team, I succesfully implemented growthbook on my web app. However, when I build my mobile app using capacitor it just wont work. What I've found out is that the callback is not being called. Any idea why this might be happening?