{#if (!setting.cloudonly || isCloudHosted()) && showSetting(setting.key, $values) && !(setting.hiddenIfNull && $values[setting.key] == null) && !(setting.hiddenIfEmpty && !$values[setting.key]) && !(setting.hiddenInEe && $enterpriseLicense)}
{#if setting.fieldType == 'select'}
Comma-separated host patterns that job HTTP clients should bypass the tracing
proxy for — those hosts will not be traced. Use this for clients that pin their
own CA (kubectl, helm, terraform providers, aws cli for EKS, etc.) which would
otherwise fail with
Comma-separated host/IP patterns the proxy still traces but for which it skips
upstream TLS certificate verification. Use for internal endpoints with self-signed
or otherwise untrusted certificates — unlike NO_PROXY above, these requests stay
traced. Same matching as NO_PROXY (
Extra CA certificates added to the proxy's upstream trust store, on top of the
system roots. Use this to trace internal endpoints signed by a private CA while
keeping certificate verification enabled — preferred over the insecure list above
when you have the CA.
If even after successful
renewal, your dev license key is still expired, it means that your production
key has expired due to unpaid invoices or excessive use of your production
instance.
{:else}
License key expired on {expiration}.
{/if}
As long as invoices are paid and usage corresponds to the subscription, the key
is renewed daily with a validity of 35 days (grace period).
x509: certificate signed by unknown authority.
Independent of the worker's own NO_PROXY env, which governs the proxy's
upstream relay (e.g. through a corporate proxy).
example.com matches subdomains;
.example.com matches subdomains only).