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docs: Document telemetry #4972
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great work on this 👍
Co-authored-by: Robin Beck <stellarsquall@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Robin Beck <stellarsquall@users.noreply.github.com>
Complete the following steps to configure events: | ||
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1. Open the configuration file for the controller or worker server that you want to emit events. | ||
1. Edit the `events` stanza in the configuration file. |
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I think this should be item 2
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Ah yeah, our Markdown standard is a little wonky. That still renders as numbers 2 and 3. It should be OK in the preview deployment:
Learn what data Boundary captures when telemetry is enabled and how you can view it. | ||
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# Telemetry data |
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Is this going to be an internal doc?
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No, Anando wants to publish these steps for our external users so they can benefit from telemetry. So we would publish this to developer.com with our other external docs.
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Got it thanks for clarifying Dan
<td>Auth method URI</td> | ||
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<td>Link (Includes location: org ID, project ID, and internal ID)</td> |
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I believe the link is only available to us because we append them into the telemetry events when we are processing them in cloud boundary service. so boundary user wont see this information when they turn on the telemetry
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<td rowspan="10">HCP Boundary clusters created</td> |
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This is internal as well. only visible to us. customer won't be able to see this.
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There is some misunderstanding on the telemetry data list. In this PR list, I see, our internal telemetry events that we send to Snowflake but the one that customers are seeing is slightly different.
Added 2 new pages to expand on Boundary's telemetry capabilities:
And edited the existing index page to provide additional info and reduce redundancy: