Environment variables reference
Environment variables for Self-hosted Retool deployments.
Environment variables control or override certain functions and characteristics of Self-hosted Retool instances. Some Retool features require you to set environment variables, such as SSO or Source Control.
Only configure environment variables when needed. You can configure many environment variables from your organization's Settings rather than directly editing your deployment's configuration file.
You must restart your instance after setting any variables for them to take effect.
All properties for this object with supported data types or values. You can write JavaScript almost anywhere in Retool to manipulate or read property values.
ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN
If non-empty, Retool creates an API access token with the provided string value. Requires ADMIN_USER_EMAIL to be set to a valid email address of an admin user.
| Type | string |
| Format | Authentication Key |
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ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN_SCOPES
Comma-separated list of scopes to be assigned to the API access token created using ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN env variable.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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ADMIN_USER_EMAIL
If non-empty, Retool creates an admin user with the provided email in the Admin Space.
| Type | string |
| Format | Email Address |
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ALLOW_SAME_ORIGIN_OPTION
Whether to use allow-same-origin for iframes and custom components. If this is not true, custom components are heavily restricted in their behavior. Refer to the configure same-origin and sandbox guide to learn more.
| Type | boolean |
| Format | True/False |
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API_CALLS_PER_MINUTE
Retool uses a point system for rate limiting where endpoint requests cost a certain number of points. The default is 300 points in a 60 second window. If you exceed this, Retool blocks any subsequent API calls for 60 seconds. You can increase the number of points with the API_CALLS_PER_MIN environment variable.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
| Default | |
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AZURE_REPOS_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN
The personal access token for the Azure DevOps organization user.
| Type | string |
| Format | Authentication Key |
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AZURE_REPOS_USER
The username or service account for the for Azure DevOps organization.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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BASE_DOMAIN
The full URL of your Retool deployment for user invitations and password resets. This also needs to be set if you dynamically set callback URLs on protected resources.
| Type | string |
| Format | URL |
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CLIENT_ID
A Google OAuth client app ID for OAuth-based authentication with Google (e.g., Google SSO with OIDC or using a Google Sheets resource).
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CLIENT_MAX_BODY_SIZE
On the https-portal container, specify the maximum request body size, in bytes, megabytes (M), or kilobytes (K). Any upload that exceeds this limit results in a 413 HTTP error. Set to 0 to allow bodies of any size.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CLIENT_SECRET
A Google OAuth client app secret for OAuth-based authentication with Google (e.g., Google SSO with OIDC or using a Google Sheets resource).
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CODE_COMMIT_AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
The AWS region for the CodeCommit repository.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CODE_COMMIT_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
The AWS secret access key for the IAM user.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CODE_COMMIT_HTTPS_PASSWORD
The password for HTTPS authentication with the CodeCommit repository.
| Type | string |
| Format | Password |
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CODE_COMMIT_HTTPS_USERNAME
The username for HTTPS authentication with the CodeCommit repository.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CODE_EXECUTOR_INGRESS_DOMAIN
The domain for the code-executor service that executes arbitrary user-defined JavaScript and Python code with installed custom libraries. The value depends on your deployment configuration, but must include a protocol (http:// or https://).
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CONTAINER_UNPRIVILEGED_MODE
Whether to run the code-executor service in an unprivileged mode and remove any sandboxing of user code.
| Type | boolean |
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COOKIE_INSECURE
Whether to send authentication requests using insecure cookies. Enable this if your Retool deployment uses a non-HTTPS URL or IP address. This is typically used when a Retool deployment is not yet configured with a custom domain.
| Type | boolean |
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CREATE_FIRST_ORG
If set to true, Retool automatically creates the first organization on the instance. This is useful for automated provisioning of Retool instances.
| Type | boolean |
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CUSTOM_LOGOUT_REDIRECT
A URL that users are redirected to after logging out of Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | URL |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_ACCESS_TOKEN_LIFESPAN_MINUTES
The lifespan, in minutes, of custom OpenID provider tokens.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_AUDIENCE
An identifier for a resource to which users should have access upon completion of an OpenID authorization process.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_JWT_ROLES_KEY
Returns an array of strings where each string represents an OpenID group name. This setting is used with CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_ROLE_MAPPING to map groups to Retool permission groups.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_ROLE_MAPPING
The mapping of roles from your OpenID provider to Retool permission groups.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_ROLE_MAPPING_DISABLED
Disables the mapping of roles from your OpenID provider to Retool permission groups. Set this variable to true to disable passing roles from JWTs.
| Type | boolean |
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CUSTOM_OAUTH2_SSO_USERINFO_URL
The endpoint for Retool to make an additional request for a fat token containing all available claims from your OpenID SSO provider.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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CUSTOM_RETOOL_SANDBOX_RESTRICTIONS
The JavaScript sandbox restrictions to allow. Specify space-separated values for multiple restrictions. Only configure custom sandbox restrictions if you are comfortable with the security implications.
| Type | string |
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DATABASE_MIGRATIONS_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
The timeout, in seconds, for database migrations. If the migration takes longer than this time, the migration fails. Consider setting a higher value if you're upgrading to another major version of Self-hosted Retool or the upgrade includes changes from multiple minor versions.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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DBCONNECTOR_NUM_WORKERS
The number of worker threads for the db-connector container. The default value is Math.min(Math.max(1, numCPUs), 3), where numCPUs is the number of logical CPU cores on the machine determined by Node.js.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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DBCONNECTOR_POSTGRES_POOL_MAX_SIZE
The PostgreSQL connection pool maximum size.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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DBCONNECTOR_QUERY_TIMEOUT_MS
The duration, in milliseconds, for queries to run before timing out. If your Retool deployment is behind a load balancer, increase the load balancer's timeout by a proportionate amount.
| Type | number |
| Units | ms |
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DEFAULT_GROUP_FOR_DOMAINS
The default Retool user group for a Google SSO domain. Default groups only apply to new users who sign up using SSO, not existing users signing in.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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DISABLE_INTERCOM
Disable Retool's support widget in the frontend. Refer to the Retool Support page to learn how to contact Retool.
| Type | boolean |
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DISABLE_IPTABLES_SECURITY_CONFIGURATION
Whether to disable the default security configuration for link-local address, which is done by running the following startup commands requiring elevated privileges. Set to true if privileged access (e.g NET_ADMIN) cannot be given to the container running Code executor service.
| Type | boolean |
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DISABLE_MEMORY_AND_CPU_USAGE_LOGGING
Whether to disable logging of memory and CPU usage.
| Type | boolean |
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DISABLE_PUBLIC_PAGES
Whether to disable public access to Retool apps. If set to true, also set DISABLE_IMAGE_PROXY to true to fully disable public access.
| Type | boolean |
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DISABLE_SOURCE_CONTROL_SYNCING
Whether to disable Source Control syncing changes with the repository. This only pauses the syncing process and protected items are unaffected.
| Type | boolean |
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DISABLE_USER_PASS_LOGIN
Disable username and password authentication. If true, users can only log in using SSO.
| Type | boolean |
| Format | True/False |
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DOMAINS
The domains to use for EntityID in SAML requests and obtaining SSL certificates when setting up HTTPS.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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ENABLE_CLIENT_SIDE_CUSTOM_AUTH_BROWSER_CALLS
Whether to allow custom authentication steps for resources that make REST API calls directly from the browser. If true, these requests include all browser credentials, even cross-origin calls.
| Type | boolean |
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ENABLE_CUSTOM_PLATFORM_LEVEL_AUTH_STEPS
Whether to allow configuration of custom authentication steps for users to perform whenever they log into Retool.
| Type | boolean |
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ENCRYPTION_KEY
The encryption key used to encrypt data stored in the PostgreSQL database (e.g., database credentials, SSH keys, etc). If you change this key, you will lose access to all resources that were created before the change.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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FORWARDABLE_SAME_DOMAIN_COOKIES_ALLOWLIST
Whether to send authentication requests using insecure cookies. When you have cookies scoped to your primary domain, you can use this variable to include those cookies in requests from the subdomain you host Retool on to your primary domain.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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GITHUB_APP_INSTALLATION_ID
The GitHub App installation ID for the GitHub repository.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY
The GitHub App private key for the GitHub repository, formatted as a single-line. If you use Kubernetes Secrets, you must base64-encode this value twice.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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GITLAB_PROJECT_ACCESS_TOKEN
The project access token for the GitLab repository.
| Type | string |
| Format | Authentication Key |
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HIDE_ALL_HEADERS_IN_AUDIT_LOG_EVENTS
Whether to prevent all query headers and cookies from being added to audit log entries.
| Type | boolean |
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HIDE_PROD_AND_STAGING_TOGGLES
Whether to hide the Production and Staging toggles in the Retool interface.
| Type | boolean |
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HOST_HEADER_NAME
Retool backend expects Host header to contain the host used in the original request. This is important for Spaces to work properly. If your self-hosted instance has a proxy or load-balancer in front of the Retool backend, you can specify a different header that contains the original host.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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HTML_ESCAPE_RETOOL_EXPRESSIONS
Whether to escape HTML in `` expressions. If set to true, all HTML in expressions is escaped.
| Type | boolean |
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JWT_SECRET
The JWT secret token to sign requests for authentication with Retool's backend API server. If changed, all active user login sessions are invalidated.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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KEEPALIVE_TIMEOUT
The keep alive timeout for queries, in seconds. Queries that exceed this limit results in a 514 HTTP error.
| Type | number |
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LDAP_BASE_DOMAIN_COMPONENTS
The organization's email domain in DC syntax when syncing Google Groups to Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_ROLE_MAPPING
The mapping of Google LDAP Groups or SAML groups to Retool permission groups used for Google Group syncing and SAML role mapping.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_ROLE_MAPPING_DISABLED
Disable syncing SAML groups or Google Groups to Retool permission groups. When LDAP_ROLE_MAPPING is set and LDAP_ROLE_MAPPING_DISABLED is true, Retool logs the groups that would have synced to Retool when a user logs in.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_SERVER_CERTIFICATE
The certificate from the downloaded bundle when syncing Google Groups to Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_SERVER_KEY
The private key from the downloaded bundle when syncing Google Groups to Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_SERVER_NAME
The LDAP server name when syncing Google Groups to Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_SERVER_URL
The LDAP server URL for Google's Secure LDAP Service when syncing Google Groups to Retool.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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LDAP_SYNC_ALL_GROUPS
Whether to sync all groups regardless of whether they're configured in the LDAP_ROLE_MAPPING environment variable. When enabled, new groups are created during SAML sync.
| Type | boolean |
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MOBILE_PUSH_NOTIFIER_API_TOKEN
The API token for the mobile push notifier service.
| Type | string |
| Format | Authentication Key |
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MOBILE_PUSH_NOTIFIER_HOST
The host for the mobile push notifier service.
| Type | string | ||||
| Format | URL | ||||
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NODE_OPTIONS
Used to specify the maximum heap size for the JavaScript v8 engine.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED
Whether to reject unauthorized TLS certificates. This setting is insecure and not recommended for production instances
| Type | boolean |
| Format | True/False |
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NUM_WORKERS
The number of worker threads for the api container. The default value is Math.min(Math.max(1, numCPUs), 3), where numCPUs is the number of logical CPU cores on the machine determined by Node.js.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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POSTGRES_CUSTOM_SSL_CA_FILE_NAME
The custom SSL CA file name for the PostgreSQL connection. This is required when configuring Google Cloud SQL as the database to use instead of Retool's PostgreSQL database.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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POSTGRES_CUSTOM_SSL_CERT_PATH
The custom SSL certificate path for the PostgreSQL connection. This is required when configuring Google Cloud SQL as the database to use instead of Retool's PostgreSQL database.
| Type | string |
| Format | File Path |
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POSTGRES_CUSTOM_SSL_KEY_FILE_NAME
The custom SSL key file name for the PostgreSQL connection. This is required when configuring Google Cloud SQL as the database to use instead of Retool's PostgreSQL database.
| Type | string |
| Format | File Name |
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POSTGRES_SSL_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED
Whether to reject unauthorized SSL certificates for the PostgreSQL connection if POSTGRES_SSL_ENABLED is true.
| Type | boolean |
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PRESERVE_PASSWORDS_FIRST_GOOGLE_LOGIN
Prevent Retool from resetting your password when logging in with Google for the first time.
| Type | boolean |
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PROXY_CONNECT_TIMEOUT
The proxy connect timeout for queries, in seconds. Queries that exceed this limit results in a 514 HTTP error.
| Type | number |
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PROXY_READ_TIMEOUT
The proxy read timeout for queries, in seconds. Queries that exceed this limit results in a 514 HTTP error.
| Type | number |
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PROXY_SEND_TIMEOUT
The proxy send timeout for queries, in seconds. Queries that exceed this limit results in a 514 HTTP error.
| Type | number |
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REDIS_HOST
The hostname of the Redis reader endpoint that connects the Redis instance as a caching layer.
| Type | string |
| Format | Hostname |
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REDIS_PORT
The port number of the Redis reader endpoint that connects the Redis instance as a caching layer.
| Type | number |
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RESTRICTED_DOMAIN
Restrict users from logging in unless they use SSO for the specified domain. Specify comma-separated values for multiple domains.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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RETOOL_CLIENT_MAX_BODY_SIZE
The maximum body size, in megabytes, for Retool client requests. Any upload that exceeds this limit results in a 413 HTTP error. Set to 0 to allow bodies of any size.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
| Default | |
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RETOOL_ENVIRONMENT
The environment for SCIM provisioning and Source Control alerts.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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RETOOL_EXPOSED_{NAME}
Use the RETOOL_EXPOSED_ prefix to store secrets that you can use when configuring resources. Only underscores and alphanumeric characters are supported.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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SAML_FIRST_NAME_ATTRIBUTE
The first name attribute in the SAML response.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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SAML_IDP_METADATA
An XML document that contains information necessary for configuring SAML-enabled identity or service providers.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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SAML_SYNC_GROUP_CLAIMS
Sync Retool group memberships using the retool- prefix with the groups listed in SAML_GROUPS_ATTRIBUTE. The prefix is not shown in the Retool interface.
| Type | boolean |
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SANDBOX_MAX_FILE_DESCRIPTORS
The maximum number of file descriptors within a single sandbox.
| Type | number |
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SANDBOX_MOUNT_DIR
Used to configure where files will be mounted into the sandbox.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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SCIM_AUTH_TOKEN
A secret token shared with your SSO provider to provision user accounts. If you use Spaces, this token only applies to the admin Space.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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SENDING_INVITES_WITH_EMAIL_DISABLED
Allow user invites without pinging Retool's user invitation server. You must enable this if you have an airgapped deployment.
| Type | boolean |
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SERVICE_TYPE
Comma-separated list of Retool services to run within a container. If unset, all services run in the same container.
| Type | string |
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SESSION_DURATION_MINUTES
Set a custom session duration, in minutes. The default value is either 720 (12 hours) or 10080 (1 week), depending on whether USE_SHORT_SESSIONS is set to true.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
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TEMPORAL_TASKQUEUE_WORKFLOW
The task queue for the Temporal cluster. Used by clients connecting to Temporal for all Retool Workflow-related requests (enqueue, query, etc.). This value should match WORKER_TEMPORAL_TASKQUEUE.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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TRIGGER_OAUTH_2_SSO_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY
Automatically start the Oauth 2 SSO login flow when users navigate to your Retool instance. Use either TRIGGER_OAUTH_2_SSO_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY or TRIGGER_SAML_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY, you cannot enable both.
| Type | boolean |
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TRIGGER_SAML_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY
Automatically start the SAML SSO login flow when users navigate to your Retool instance. Use either TRIGGER_SAML_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY or TRIGGER_OAUTH_2_SSO_LOGIN_AUTOMATICALLY, you cannot enable both.
| Type | boolean |
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USAGE_API_TOKEN
The access token to enable Usage Analytics. Please reach out to your Retool account manager to obtain this token.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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USE_GCM_ENCRYPTION
Whether to use AES-192-GCM authenticated encryption method instead of AES-192-CBC. If set to true, you must also set ENCRYPTION_KEY.
| Type | boolean |
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USE_SHORT_SESSIONS
Restrict session length to 12 hours. If unset, session length is one week.
| Type | boolean |
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VERSION_CONTROL_LOCKED
Whether to enable version control and create a read-only Retool instance. If enabled, users cannot create, edit, or protect apps and workflows. Users with edit or own permissions are still permitted to create new releases.
| Type | boolean |
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WORKER_TEMPORAL_TASKQUEUE
The task queue for the Temporal worker. Used by workers connecting to Temporal for all Retool Workflow-related requests (enqueue, query, etc.). This value should match TEMPORAL_TASKQUEUE_WORKFLOW.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_BACKEND_HOST
The hostname for all Retool Workflow-related backend requests, such as querying resources, updating workflow status, and storing block results and logs. The value depends on your deployment configuration, but must include a protocol (http:// or https://).
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_CPU_LIMIT
The maximum number of CPUs a workflow can use when running. Requires WORKFLOW_MONITOR_PROCESS_ENABLED to be true.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_MEMORY_LIMIT_MBS
The maximum amount of memory, in megabytes, a workflow can use when running. Requires WORKFLOW_MONITOR_PROCESS_ENABLED to be true.
| Type | number |
| Format | Integer |
| Units | MiB |
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WORKFLOW_MONITOR_PROCESS_ENABLED
Whether to limit the memory and CPUs available to a workflow while running. If enabled, WORKFLOW_MEMORY_LIMIT_MIBS(#variable-WORKFLOW_MEMORY_LIMIT_MBS) and WORKFLOW_CPU_LIMIT can be set.
| Type | boolean |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_ACTIVITY_TASK_POLLERS
The number of Temporal activity task pollers that concurrently run.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_CLUSTER_FRONTEND_HOST
The hostname for the Temporal cluster. If you're using Temporal Cloud, your host may end with .tmprl.cloud. This environment variable does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_CLUSTER_NAMESPACE
The namespace for the Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_CONCURRENT_ACTIVITIES_LIMIT
The maximum number of concurrent activities that can be executed by a single workflow. Refer to the Temporal documentation for more information.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_CONCURRENT_TASKS_LIMIT
The maximum number of concurrent tasks that can be executed by a single workflow. Refer to the Temporal documentation for more information.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_OPENTELEMETRY_COLLECTOR
The OpenTelemetry collector endpoint for Temporal Worker metrics.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_SERVER_NAME_OVERRIDE
The server name override for the Temporal cluster. This overrides the target name (SNI) used for TLS host name checking. It can be useful if you have reverse proxy in front of Temporal server and you need to override the SNI to direct traffic to the appropriate backend server based on custom routing rules. Connections can be refused if the provided SNI does not match the expected host. Adding this override should be done with care. This does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_SERVER_ROOT_CA_CRT
Base64 encoded PEM certificate for the root CA of the Temporal cluster. This does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_TLS_CRT
Base64 encoded certificate for TLS client certification pair. See Temporal documentation for more details. This does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_TLS_ENABLED
Whether to enable TLS for the Temporal cluster. You can set this to true if you use your own Temporal Cloud. This does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | boolean |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_TLS_KEY
Base64 encoded private key for TLS client certification pair. This does not need to be set if using Retool-managed Temporal cluster.
| Type | string |
| Format | Plain Text |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_WORKER_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_TIME
The timeout, in minutes, to wait for pending workflows to complete before the Temporal worker gracefully shuts down. If the worker does not shut down within this time, it is forcefully terminated.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_TEMPORAL_WORKFLOW_TASK_POLLERS
The number of Temporal workflow task pollers that concurrently run.
| Type | number |
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WORKFLOW_WORKER_HEALTHCHECK_PORT
The port for the /api/checkHealth health check endpoint for the Temporal worker.
| Type | number |