Hi GrowthBook team! I have a licensing question: From the pricing page you have statement that self-hosting the tools makes it completely free, but when i used the docker version locally and tried to play with users and permissions it pushed me for trial enterprise licence.. Is there good article to show what is not free when self hosting?

If our Web Servers are running in Kubernetes behind an Ingress + Service + Deployment but we want to use GrowthBook’s Webhooks to keep our Feature cache updated what are the best practices?

Is there a way to set a refetch interval or some other way to make sure that the feature config stays up to date and/or is updated when it’s updated in the cloud UI? I’m using the React SDK.

Hello - is there a way to run 2 experiments in an exclusive way? Say I have 2 experiments that we want to run at relatively low exposure (say 20%), and we want both to be totally independent from each other, so that no user is exposed to both experiments simultaneously. Is this possible via some growthbook config? Or we’d have to roll our own logic to determine that at runtime?

hi! I'm testing growthbook and trying to connect to big query but no tables are being created in the dataset

Hi, I'm trying to get production setup working for self hosted growthbook instance. I have Kong as gateway in front of growthbook app and api instances.

docker-compose.yml config
  growthbook:
    environment:
      - MONGODB_URI=<mongodb://root:xxx@mongo:27017/>
      - APP_ORIGIN=<https://growthbook.example.com>
      - API_HOST=<https://growthbook-api.example.com>
      - NODE_ENV=production
      - JWT_SECRET=qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmertyui
      - ENCRYPTION_KEY=qwertyuiosdfghnjmxcvbnmdfghj


GET <https://growthbook-api.example.com/>
Response
{"name":"GrowthBook API","production":true,"api_host":"<http://growthbook-api.example.com:3100>","app_origin":"<https://growthbook.example.com>","config_source":"db","email_enabled":false,"build":{"sha":"2dca1f35ceb8ff9748f380cfb6aa481a45109b2b","date":"2023-03-17T18:06:14Z"}}

GET <https://growthbook-api.example.com/organization>
Response
{"status":401,"message":"No authorization token was found"}

[1] Why is api_host in response shown as "http://growthbook-api.example.com:3100", config has this set as "https://growthbook-api.example.com" [2] How do I resolve missing token issue, will appreciate any pointers. Thank you 🙏

Is not there a JavaScript A/B test guideline in GrowthBook using only client side vainilla JavaScript in or I'm missing something?

New to growthbook. Want to set up with our nextJS based website to try experiment with copy in landing pages. Is there an easy way to do this? Our website - https://signoz.io/ Our website repo - https://github.com/signoz/signoz-web

GA4 + Growthbook Multiple exposures Using Growthbook for a while big fan. Does anyone use growthbook javascript sdk with GA4 and not have multiple exposures warning It seems that the default way to implement growthbook with GA4 as detailed by Graham always leads to the following 2 identifiers not being the same • id used to determine variant (gbuuid from the auto,min.js) • id used to determine the successful conversion (GA4 user pseudo id) Therefore all experiments involving GA4 + growthbook will have multiple exposure warnings after a couple of days of exposure. The only potential avenues i could comprehend to shut that down but have not tried are: • Wait for GA and use GA's id somehow as the id to hash (so they match) • Somehow set the ID for that GA user based on the gbuuid cookie (so they match) Has anyone had success with either route? I think we ought to take one of the following approaches: • document one of those 2 routes if those work/ there's a prefered route • add guidance to the GA4 implementation documentation detailing why it is, that it's okay/trustable + potentially for GA4 projects that it's worth bumping the setting

Warn when this percent of experiment users are in multiple variations

from 1% to much higher as it's a non issue in this context.

Hi there, I'm struggling to understand the difference between using an Activation Metric vs selecting a Segment. Does activation metric have some time component to it? Like the user must have done the activation metric and then been exposed? Whereas a segment would be whether the user has ever done said thing?