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webhook_ip_validation
security-webhook-ip-validatio-internal-kubernetes-service-addresses-e-g-http-ser-18d43ece
IFInternal Kubernetes service addresses (e.g., http://service-name.namespace.svc.cluster.local) are blocked by IP validation in self-hosted Langfuse.
THENAdd environment variables such as LANGFUSE_WEBHOOK_IP_WHITELIST to allow trusted IPs or CIDR ranges, or set LANGFUSE_DISABLE_IP_CHECK=true to bypass IP validation entirely for internal services in trusted environments.
Tier 170%
webhook_ip_validation
infrastructure-webhook-ip-validatio-self-hosted-langfuse-in-a-kubernetes-cluster-calls-96468fab
IFSelf-hosted Langfuse in a Kubernetes cluster calls an internal webhook service and gets blocked by IP validation.
THENAdd an environment variable (e.g., LANGFUSE_WEBHOOK_IP_WHITELIST) to whitelist internal IP ranges or disable IP validation entirely for trusted deployments. This allows internal Kubernetes services (e.g., service.namespace.svc.cluster.local) to trigger webhooks without being blocked.
Tier 170%
webhook_ip_validation
infrastructure-webhook-ip-validatio-self-hosted-langfuse-blocks-internal-kubernetes-se-bfe6c20e
IFSelf-hosted Langfuse blocks internal Kubernetes service webhooks due to IP validation that includes CG-NAT ranges.
THENAdd an environment variable to whitelist internal IP ranges (e.g., `LANGFUSE_WEBHOOK_WHITELIST=10.0.0.0/8`) or disable IP validation entirely for trusted self-deployments. This allows internal Kubernetes service URLs like `http://service-name.namespace.svc.cluster.local/api/webhook` to trigger webhooks without being blocked.
Tier 170%
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