​Usage

Configuration options for the usage report.

Understanding how you use Kestra is important to us, as it helps improve the solution in many ways. For this reason, the kestra.anonymous-usage-report.enabled option is mandatory: you must decide whether to share anonymous data so we can learn from your experience and use cases.

• kestra.anonymous-usage-report.enabled: (default true)
• kestra.anonymous-usage-report.initial-delay: (default 5m)
• kestra.anonymous-usage-report.fixed-delay: (default 1h)

The collected data can be found here. We collect only anonymous data that allows us to understand how you use Kestra. The data collected includes:

• host data: CPU, RAM, OS, JVM, and a machine fingerprint.
• plugins data: plugins installed and their current versions.
• flow data: namespace count, flow count, the task type and the trigger type used.
• execution data: execution and task run counts for the last two days, with counts and durations grouped by status.
• UI interaction: data to help us understand user experience in the interface.
• common data: server type, version, time zone, environment, start time, and URL.