helicone-all-in-one image.
Quick Start (Local)
Get Docker and run the container:http://localhost:3000.
Example to test the Jawn service
Jawn no longer proxies LLM traffic: the
/v1/gateway/* routes have been
removed. To proxy requests through a self-hosted deployment, run the
AI Gateway alongside Jawn.Production Setup (Remote Server)
When deploying to a remote server (EC2, VPS, etc.), configure your server’s public IP or domain:Environment Variables
The container uses these environment variables (with defaults for local development):Port Requirements
Important: Ports 3000, 8585, and 9080 must be accessible from browsers accessing the dashboard.
User Account Setup
Create Account
Navigate tohttp://YOUR_IP:3000/signup and create your account.
Email Verification
The container doesn’t include email services. Manually verify users:Organization Setup
Users need an organization. If you see “No organization ID found” errors:LLM Proxying
The all-in-one image runs the dashboard and the Jawn API only. Jawn’s/v1/gateway/* proxy routes have been removed, so LLM requests must go through
the AI Gateway, which you can deploy next to this image.
Important Notes
Data Persistence
Container restarts will wipe all data. For production, mount Docker volumes:Security
Port 8585 does not require authentication for proxying requests. Anyone with access can proxy LLM requests through your endpoint. Restrict access via firewall rules.HTTPS
For HTTPS support, use a reverse proxy (Caddy, nginx, Traefik) in front of the container. See the Cloud Deployment guide for a Caddy example.Troubleshooting
API calls fail with connection refused
The web app tries to connect tolocalhost:8585 instead of your public IP. Verify the environment variable was set:
Infinite redirect loop
MissingNEXT_PUBLIC_IS_ON_PREM=true environment variable.
”Invalid origin” error on sign-in
All URL environment variables must use the same origin (public IP or domain). Don’t mixlocalhost with public IPs.