Hi, I'm following the self hosting documentation [1] using docker compose on localhost. When I try to access http://localhost:3000, I'm getting: Error connecting to the GrowthBook API at http://localhost:3100. Received the following error message: Failed to fetch Anyone can help me? Thanks in advance [docker-compose.yml] version: "3" services: mongo: image: "mongo:latest" environment: - MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME=root - MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD=password volumes: - mongodata:/data/db growthbook: image: "growthbook/growthbook:latest" ports: - "3000:3000" - "3100:3100" depends_on: - mongo environment: - MONGODB_URI=mongodb://root:password@mongo:27017/growthbook?authSource=admin - APP_ORIGIN=http://localhost:3000 - API_HOST=http://localhost:3100 volumes: - uploads:/usr/local/src/app/packages/back-end/uploads volumes: uploads: mongodata: [1] https://docs.growthbook.io/self-host

Does growthbook have authentication enabled with LDAP? If yes, is it only in enterprise version

Hi, I’m looking for more info about using experiment phases. What is their intended use case? It seems like it is possible to add multiple phases to an experiment but what would that do to the data/analysis? All the documentation I’ve found suggests that it just filters out data before the beginning of the phase, so what happens if there are multiple phases? If users are assigned before the beginning of the phase but come back after it starts would all of that user’s data be filtered out, or only the pre-phase data? Can srm checks account for multiple phases with potentially different splits?

Does growthbook a/b testing work with React server side rendering? I found client side rendering example using CSR but couldn't find anything about SSR. https://dev.to/jdorn/ab-testing-with-create-react-app-53fg Also docs don't mention anything about it. https://docs.growthbook.io/lib/react

Hello! quick question. we are considering Growthbook as self-hosted solution. Is there a list of functionality which is not available in self-hosted solution but only in Enterprise plan?

Hi all, I am using this approach (Vue2): https://docs.growthbook.io/lib/vue Does anyone know how to correctly pass in the decryptionKey? Supplying it to the growthBook instance doesn't seem to work, and I wonder if there is a way to pass it in when features are retrieved or set? In this method I've already retrieved the features in encrypted form, before the growthBook instance is created.

Hi Team I have question. We ran an experiment and had a clear winner but some of our metrics have 7 day conversion window. We released the feature to 100% users within few hours of conclusion of the experiment. On day of conclusion the chance to beat control was 98% with 27% mean relative uplift. The same day the feature was released to 100% users including those who are part of the control group. We see that after release the gain is minimising We have 2 day conversion window and 7 day conversion window for same metrics. After 48 hours of the experiment conclusion - the mean relative uplift is 15.9% with probability to beat the control is 95.83% 1. Will it affect our metrics as the users from the control group are also released to the new the feature and some of them may still fall under the 7 day conversion window? 2. Can this be due to the users who are under the control group are now exposed to the new feature and are converting hence leading to the reduction in the gain that we had initially?

Hey all, I just started and have couple of questions: 1. Does growthbook allow to create multiple variations, I am able to see only A and B variation 2. Is the variation assignment is only random, or do you also support Cluster Sampling and Stratified Sampling 3. Do you provide any cohort creation source, the experiment will be mapped only to the cohort and the experiment will run only if the user is present in that cohort

Hello! I'm looking into using Growthbook for some email A/B testing, and I was wondering is there is any way to determine user's experiment variation in bulk? E.g. I have a list of 50k users, and I wish to determine their experiment variations using a single (or anything less than 50k) network requests. I've been reading through the documentation, but haven't seen any hints at this.

Hi all... I'm wanting to try out growthbook - very glad to have found a tool this powerful at this cost... Please help clear something up for me: In the faq under hardware requirements for self hosting it says:

GrowthBook only deals with aggregate data and the bulk of the processing is offloaded to your data source.

To which data source is it referring? Is this the mongodb data source that is required as part of the self hosting or is this a cloud hosted data source provided by growthbook. It uses this external data source to motivate for why you don't need a lot of memory to self host but then according to the self hosting docs there is a self hosted data source? You also indicate there's a 10 million api request limit - which is also relevant - so this points to how the cloud still plays a role when self hosting. Btw, the fair use policy link at that location doesn't work.