Hi Team, can anyone help to point me towards how I can host phoenix in my own environment. If I can get some documentation it will be helpful. I also wanted to understand that if I host Phoenix in my local, will it keep all my logging in my own environment?
You can self-host Phoenix by running it locally or in a container. The official documentation provides step-by-step guides for local, Docker, and Kubernetes deployments鈥攕ee deployment docs and environments guide. For local use, install with pip install arize-phoenix and launch via phoenix serve; for Docker, use docker run -p 6006:6006 arizephoenix/phoenix:latest (quickstart).When you self-host Phoenix, all logs and traces remain in your environment by default. Data is not sent externally unless you configure it otherwise (environments guide). You can also configure persistent storage (e.g., SQLite or PostgreSQL) to ensure your logs are retained across restarts (configuration).Would you like more detail on a specific deployment method or on configuring persistent storage?Sources:
- deployment docs
- environments guide
- quickstart
- configuration
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馃敀[private user] can you share the complete document for Kubernetes (kustomize) | Phoenix - I am hosting this in Azure portal but getting issues. I need the complete steps, the steps are not complete here.
To add to this, I am aware on how to create the Kubernetes cluster in Azure and connect it with the Kubectl, the problem I am facing is that, the only two lines given in the document when I run those, I am not able to get the application running. I followed some other steps, there I am able to host it but ending up getting 504 gateway errors. It would be very helpful, if I can get a document with complete steps for deployment with Kubernetes (kustomize). The documentation is not having complete steps. Please help.
