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How to set auth and where to set the Laminar api key? #345
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@enniofilicicchia thanks for the issue! Yep, right now auth is very basic in the self-hosted configuration. We're gonna release better auth very very soon. In the meantime, would love to hear your thoughts on how do you want to pre-populate users who has access to your managed version of Laminar? We're working on guides on how to deploy Laminar properly in the cloud. What are you preferred options? AWS cloud formation, HELM chart, or Terraform? |
Thank you for the answer For both questions, I don't care much |
@enniofilicicchia In this case you already have it, just spin up the local instance, enter your email. Finish onboarding and generate local API key in the project page. |
Ok thank you, |
@enniofilicicchia here are the docs on how to do this https://docs.lmnr.ai/self-hosting/access-control-setup |
I am trying this as an alternative to Langfuse that is slow, but I cannot find informations about remote hosting in the code nor in the docs.
How to set an authentication method? I don't want everyone to be able to create an account on my laminar
What is the api key? is it NEXT_AUTH or SHARED_SECRET?
To my understanding self-hosting does support only local hosting so far (no other mentions in the docs).
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