Configuration | Coroot Documentation

📄️ Configuration

Coroot can be configured using command-line arguments, environment variables, and a configuration file.

After installation, Coroot will prompt you to set a password for the admin user:

Coroot's Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) feature allows teams to manage user permissions by assigning roles with specific access levels.

Coroot uses Prometheus to store metrics. To integrate Coroot with Prometheus, go to the Project Settings,

Coroot uses ClickHouse to store Logs, Traces, and Profiles.

A single Coroot instance can monitor multiple projects. Each project represents a distinct infrastructure, such as a

Coroot requires a database to store its configuration, such as projects and Prometheus connection details.

Coroot supports high availability by allowing multiple instances to run simultaneously.

Coroot allows you to organize your applications into custom groups called Application Categories.

Coroot groups individual containers into applications using the following approach: