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Self host

how can i host helicone using my own database and own ui
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Hi King there’s a lot of options for self hosting - are you free for a quick chat sometime this week?
we will figure it out
my issue is we dont want to use the whole data stack
Okay the easiest way to get it started is by doing docker compose up
yes i know but
you have it all built with supabase
and other databases
we would liek to integrate basically with our postgres
Ahh i see - yes we are working on gutting supabase
But it’s actually not that bad
all the code required is in the github right?
We also have a helm chart that we license out that allows you to connect your own DB
im not interested in paying atm till i try the product
so essentially with the self host
we set up our own api endpoint
and then we send the requests to our own endpoint
and that gets saved in the "supabase"
that we host
so it would be like mysite.com/ingest-helicone
and then everything would work superfluously
If you want to get a version running locally really quick we recommend trying our docker compose
these features are not oss?
Yes are open source
no i mean the experiments and customer portal ec
Everything is OSS
we want to ensure there is very little latency impact
okay! Please let me know if you have any questions
did oyu prefer mintlify
for creating docs?
Yes, they are prettier
Hi,

Can anyone help me with configuring self-hosted helicone via docker-compose up (running at localhost:3000) to log data to Helicone?

I mean like

Set env variables

os.environ["HELICONE_API_KEY"] = "your-helicone-key"

can we also have
os.environ["HELICONE_API_URL"] = "http://localhost:3000"
i'm using liteLLM to log to helicone
Hi @PolluxCastor ! Unfortunately LiteLLM only supports logging through our production us.helicone.ai right now
Can I learn more about your self-hosting use case?
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