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We have decided to collect anonymized telemetry data from release 1.2, so we can better understand how Restate is being used and track the deployment of new versions. This can be disabled with
DO_NOT_TRACK=trueor thedisable-telemetryconfig option. While Scarf unavoidably has access to IPs of the sender, they do not pass this information on to us and they are GDPR compliant, as well as being used by many open source projects.