Hi @John ,
Could you check this answer?
When creating a development environment, host have to be explicitly
localhostand be accessible viahttp. This is the only host Forest Admin allows without having to set
https, for security reasons; in a regular process, your development environment have to be local and accessible throughlocalhost. Then, after this local environment works, you would be able to create other environments (prodution, staging, etc.). But still they will require to be accessible throughhttpsonly.
In other words, you can have only use http://localhost:3310 but not http://84.201.173.76:3310 (without a s). If you follow exactly the steps provided by @Arnaud_Moncel, I guess your backend should be accessible via http://localhost:3310 . This step is important:
Run exactly the command given by the npm/docker process of your choice. When your lumber generated project is running locally (After npm/yarn start), https://app.forestadmin.com should detect that your installation is running.
After this step your backend should be accessible via http://localhost:3310 on your actual local computer and display this:
