Configure Alloy to collect profiling data in Docker Compose setups #227
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No impact on the demoinfra deployment, it uses its own alloy config. As a general note: alloy configs no longer have the |
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This PR simplifies the configuration of the Grafana Cloud Docker Compose setup by removing the need to manually set the Pyroscope user, endpoint, and password.
It also aligns the setup with the usage of Alloy for collecting telemetry data.
We should review whether the changes to the Alloy configuration have any impact on Kubernetes deployments.
cc @theSuess @federicotdn
Update: I just noticed that the Kubernetes setup uses its own Alloy configuration here. So I believe it’s safe to merge this as-is.