Telemetry

Buddy self-hosted uses telemetry to keep track of bugs and to gather data that helps improve the user experience. This feature is enabled by default. If you don't want to send telemetry data, you can disable it using Buddy CLI.

Hint

The telemetry data does not contain any private information, code, or configuration data.

Warning

All commands listed in the article must be run as root.

Disabling the telemetry

Follow these steps to disable sending telemetry data:

Sign in to the machine where Buddy self-hosted is installed.
Run this command:
```
bash
buddy configure$
```
Select option 15. Telemetry. This starts the wizard and shows the current telemetry status.
Press the F key and hit Enter.
Restart the application. Press Y and hit Enter.

Warning

Disabling telemetry on the main instance disables it on all connected workers.

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Last modified on Sep 24, 2024

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