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Speedtest Tracker Setup
Dennis Braun edited this page Feb 12, 2026
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You need a running Speedtest Tracker instance. This is a separate Docker container that runs periodic speed tests.
- Open your Speedtest Tracker web UI
- Go to Settings → API
- Create a new API token
- Copy the token
- Open DOCSight Settings (
/settings) - Expand the Speedtest Tracker section
- Enter:
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URL: Your Speedtest Tracker URL (e.g.,
http://192.168.178.15:8999) - API Token: The token you copied
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URL: Your Speedtest Tracker URL (e.g.,
- Save
DOCSight immediately starts pulling results. The speedtest card appears on the dashboard, and the full Speedtest view becomes available in the sidebar.
No data showing?
- Check that the URL is reachable from the DOCSight container (use the container's network, not
localhost) - Verify the API token is correct
- Make sure Speedtest Tracker has at least one completed test
Stale data?
- DOCSight caches results in SQLite. New results are fetched incrementally on each page load.
- Use the manual poll button on the dashboard to trigger a fresh fetch.
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