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By default, k6 Studio sends anonymous usage reports, as well as crash reports and error data, so that we can track how users are using the product and its features. We use that information to prioritize the roadmap with the features that will benefit a majority of users, and reduce the impact of any changes we make. The data doesn’t contain any information about you or what you are testing.
A usage report includes the following information:
The event name. Refer to the table below for a list of event names and details.
The event payload - additional information about the event. Every event includes the boolean property isLoggedIn.
The running program’s operating system (win, mac, or linux).
The running program’s architecture (arm64 or x86_64).
The k6 Studio version (for example, 1.7.0).
The timestamp of when the data was collected (for example, 2024-10-22T16:02:56.261Z).
Event name
Description
Event payload
app_installed
k6 Studio is installed and opened for the first time
user_logged_in
The user logs in to Grafana Cloud
recording_created
A new recording is created
recording_imported
A recording is imported
generator_created
A new generator is created
generator_updated
An existing generator is updated
The total number of test rules per rule type and the total number of disabled rules
browser_test_created
A new browser test is created
browser_test_updated
An existing browser test is updated
script_copied
A script is copied into the clipboard
Whether the script was copied from the Generator or the Debugger
script_exported
A script is exported
Whether the script is external (not created via k6 Studio)
script_validated
A script is validated
Whether the script is external (not created via k6 Studio)
script_opened_external
A script created outside k6 Studio is opened in the Debugger
script_run_in_cloud
A script is run in the cloud
assistant_sign_in_succeeded
The user signs in to Grafana Assistant
autocorrelation_dialog_opened
The Autocorrelation dialog is opened
autocorrelation_started
An Autocorrelation analysis is started
autocorrelation_succeeded
An Autocorrelation analysis completes successfully
autocorrelation_partially_succeeded
An Autocorrelation analysis partially succeeds
autocorrelation_failed
An Autocorrelation analysis fails
autocorrelation_aborted
An Autocorrelation analysis is aborted
The status of the analysis when it was aborted
autocorrelation_errored
An Autocorrelation analysis errors
test_setup_wizard_opened
The test setup wizard is opened
test_setup_wizard_completed
The test setup wizard is completed
test_setup_wizard_dismissed
The user dismisses the test setup wizard to configure the test manually instead
test_setup_wizard_step_started
A step in the test setup wizard is started
The step name
test_setup_wizard_step_finished
A step in the test setup wizard is finished
The step name, outcome, and duration
test_setup_wizard_sign_up_clicked
The user clicks the sign-up link in the test setup wizard
We use Sentry to collect crash reports and error data. That includes:
The running program’s operating system name, version, kernel version, and build (for example, macOS or Windows).
The running program’s device information, including: architecture, boot time, CPU description, memory size, free memory, processor count and frequency, screen resolution.
The running program’s details, including: architecture, application name, memory usage, start time, and version.
The timestamp of when the data was collected (for example, 2024-10-22T16:02:56.261Z).
The browser name and version (Chrome).
The device’s locale and timezone (for example, en-US and Europe/London).
Grafana k6 is bundled with k6 Studio, and it collects and sends an anonymous usage report. For more details about the Grafana k6 data that’s collected, refer to Usage collection.
