Finding Your Connection Details
Finding your credentials
Go to portal → Connect. This page shows connection details for every deployed service, including endpoints, usernames, and passwords.
- Passwords are masked by default — click to reveal.
- Copy buttons next to each field for quick clipboard access.
- Only deployed (enabled) services appear.
Service endpoints
Public URLs
Services with a web interface are reachable at https://<your-slug>-<service>.compacthive.dev:
| Service | URL pattern |
|---|---|
| Woodpecker CI | <your-slug>-ci.compacthive.dev |
| Grafana (part of Monitoring) | <your-slug>-grafana.compacthive.dev |
| Forgejo | <your-slug>-forgejo.compacthive.dev |
| MinIO Console | <your-slug>-minio.compacthive.dev |
| Uptime Kuma | <your-slug>-status.compacthive.dev |
| FileBrowser | <your-slug>-files.compacthive.dev |
| Custom apps | <your-slug>-<app-name>.compacthive.dev |
Internal-only services
These don't have a public URL — they're only reachable from within your namespace, or via the Headscale VPN add-on (Business tier and up):
| Service | Internal address | Port |
|---|---|---|
| PostgreSQL | pg-<tenant-id>-rw.<namespace>.svc |
5432 |
| KeyDB cache | cache-<tenant-id>.<namespace>.svc |
6379 |
| MinIO (S3 API) | minio-<tenant-id>.<namespace>.svc |
9000 |
Credential lifecycle
- Credentials are generated once during initial deployment and stored as Kubernetes Secrets.
- They survive service restarts and redeployments.
- They are deleted only when the tenant namespace (or the specific service) is removed.
- There's no self-service rotation UI today — if you need to rotate a service credential, disable and re-enable the service.
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