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Telemetry

By default, HashiCorp collects anonymous trace telemetry for each command invocation, including the command name, exit status, network metrics, and basic process information. You can disable telemetry using any of these methods: Set TFCTL_TELEMETRY to disabled, Set DO_NOT_TRACK to true, or set telemetry to disabled in your profile:

$ tfctl profile set telemetry disabled

You can view the telemetry that we transmit by setting profile telemetry to log:

$ tfctl profile set telemetry log

Telemetric Schema

HashiCorp does not collect or transmit your data and takes steps to redact and obscure data that could contain your data. The following schema reflects exactly which telemetric data is collected.

Resource Schema (Common to all spans)

Key Example Value Source
device_id (string uuid) Randomly generated once per install
service.name "tfctl" Constant
service.version "v0.3.0" Build version
session_id (SHA-256 hash) Hash of the parent process ID + device_id

Command Span Schema (One span per execution)

Key Example Value Source
command "api schema search" Which subcommand was invoked (not the full command arguments)
dry_run_flag false Global flag state
debug_flag false Global flag state
json_flag false Global flag state
os “darwin” GOOS value
arch “arm64” GOARCH value
is_ci false “CI” env detection
is_tty false Terminal environment detection
is_named_profile false Config detection- default profile was loaded, or some named profile?
hostname (SHA-256 hash) Hashed hostname from config
exit_status 0 Process exit code
agent "claude" Process environment detection (CLAUDECODE == “1” ?)

Network Request Span (One span per network request)

Key Example Value Source
http.path “/organizations/” API request path, with IDs redacted
http.method "GET" API request verb
http.status_code 200 HTTP response status
http.content_length 121070 Response byte size
http.duration_ms 855 Request latency