docs/sources/configure-server/anonymous-usage-statistics-reporting.md
By default, Pyroscope reports anonymous, non-sensitive, non-personally identifiable information about the running cluster to a remote statistics server. Pyroscope maintainers use this anonymous information to learn more about how the open source community runs Pyroscope and what the Pyroscope team should focus on when working on the next features and documentation improvements.
The anonymous usage statistics reporting is enabled by default.
You can opt-out setting the CLI flag -usage-stats.enabled=false or its respective YAML configuration option.
When usage statistics reporting is enabled, information is collected by a server that Grafana Labs runs. Statistics are collected at https://stats.grafana.org.
When the usage statistics reporting is enabled, Grafana Pyroscope collects the following information:
3749b5e2-b727-4107-95ae-172abac27496.1.13.1.linux.amd64.-target parameter value, such as all when running Pyroscope in monolithic mode.-storage.backend value, such as s3.-distributor.replication-factor value, such as 3.{{< admonition type="note" >}} Pyroscope maintainers commit to keeping the list of tracked information updated over time, and reporting any change both via the CHANGELOG and the release notes. {{< /admonition >}}
If possible, we ask you to keep the usage reporting feature enabled and help us understand more about how the open source community runs Pyroscope.
In case you want to opt-out from anonymous usage statistics reporting, set the CLI flag -usage-stats.enabled=false or change the following YAML configuration:
analytics:
reporting_enabled: false