Administration
Site administrators are the admins responsible for deploying, managing, and configuring Sourcegraph for regular users. They have special privileges on the Sourcegraph instance.
Install Sourcegraph
- Install Sourcegraph with Docker
- Install Sourcegraph with Docker Compose
- Install Sourcegraph with Kubernetes
- Install Sourcegraph on a cluster
- Set up a managed instance
- Back up or migrate to a new Sourcegraph instance
Management, deployment, and configuration
- Configuration
- Adding Git repositories (from a code host or clone URL)
- HTTP and HTTPS/SSL configuration
- Monorepo
- Repository webhooks
- User authentication
- Deploying workers
- Upgrading Sourcegraph
- Migrations
- Setting the URL for your instance
- Observability
- Repository permissions
- PostgreSQL configuration
- Upgrading PostgreSQL
- Using external services (PostgreSQL, Redis, S3/GCS)
- User data deletion
- Validation Experimental
Features
- Code intelligence and language servers
- Sourcegraph extensions and extension registry
- Search
- Federation
- Pings
- Usage statistics
- User feedback surveys
- Beta and prototype features
Integrations
Migration guides
- From OpenGrok to Sourcegraph
- Migrating to Sourcegraph 3.0.1+
- Migrating to Sourcegraph 3.7.2+
- Pricing and subscriptions
- FAQ
How-tos
- How to troubleshoot a dirty database
- How to enable or disable an experimental feature
- How to diagnose an
Unknown Errorduring login to your Sourcegraph instance - How to convert version contexts to search contexts
- How to troubleshoot pod evictions
- How to monitor your Sourcegraph instance
- How to troubleshoot a Sourcegraph extension
- How to troubleshoot a repository that is not being updated
- How to configure submodules
- How to setup HTTPS connection with Ingress controller