SigNoz
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The SigNoz integration connects your SigNoz Cloud or self-hosted organization to Oneleet, syncing the users of the organization as user account assets. This lets Oneleet monitor who has access to your SigNoz organization and how they sign in.
What does Oneleet monitor?
Section titled “What does Oneleet monitor?”- SigNoz users (user accounts), including each user’s roles
- Whether your SigNoz organization enforces single sign-on (SSO) on at least one of its authenticated domains
To set up the SigNoz integration, navigate to Integrations > Add integration > SigNoz.
Oneleet connects with the API key of a SigNoz service account and your instance’s domain. Sign in as an Admin.
- Copy the domain you open SigNoz at without
https://, e.g.<name>.<region>.signoz.cloudfor SigNoz Cloud. For self-hosted SigNoz, include the port or path if your instance uses one. - In SigNoz, go to Settings → Service Accounts, select New Service Account, and give it the
signoz-adminrole. Oneleet needs this role to read your members and authenticated domains. - On the service account’s Keys tab, select Add Key, choose a name and expiration, and copy the key.
- Paste both values into the form in Oneleet and click Connect.
Warning: While we will only ever read your SigNoz data, the signoz-admin role grants full admin access to your organization. SigNoz doesn’t offer anything narrower: signoz-viewer and signoz-editor can’t list users or authenticated domains, organization details are admin-only, and custom roles can’t be given access to users or authenticated domains.