Merge pull request #425 from mhausenblas/main

removes GL section in exporters

Author: mhausenblas

src/docs/components/otlp-exporter.mdx

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-## Grafana Labs
-
-### Grafana Cloud Agent
-
-The Grafana Cloud Agent is an all-in-one agent for collecting metrics, logs,
-and traces, built on top of production-ready open source software. The
-batteries-included nature removes the need to install more than one piece of
-software by including common integrations for monitoring out of the box.
-Through our native integrations with OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and
-OpenMetrics, we ensure full compatibility with the complete CNCF ecosystem
-while adding extra functionality for scaling collection.
-
-<SubSectionSeparator />
-
-### Requirements
-
-Dependencies:
-
-* OpenTelemetry-Collector
-* Prometheus
-* Cortex
-* Loki
-
-Runtime requirements:
-
-* ETCD or Consul for scaling functionality
-
-<SubSectionSeparator />
-
-### Configuration
-
-Create a YAML configuration file with the following contents to configure the
-Agent to collect metrics a Prometheus- or OpenMetrics-compatible endpoint:
-
-```yaml lineNumbers=true
-prometheus:
-  # Configures where scraped metric data will be stored. Data read from this
-  # directory will be forwarded using the configured remote_write settings.
-  # this directory
-  wal_directory: /tmp/agent
-  configs:
-    # An invidiual config here identifies a single Prometheus instance. Each
-    # instance holds its own set of scrape jobs and remote_write settings. The
-    # name specified here must be unique.
-    - name: primary
-      scrape_configs:
-        # A job is responsible for discovering a set of targets to scrape.
-        # static_configs specifies a static list of host:port pairs to use
-        # as targets. Replace "host:port" below with the hostname and port
-        # number of the OpenMetrics-compatible endpoint to collect metrics
-        # from.
-        - job_name: collect
-          static_configs:
-            - targets: ['host:port']
-      # remote_write configures where to send metrics using the Prometheus
-      # Remote Write format. If authentication is used, replace USERNAME and
-      # password accordingly. Otherwise, omit the basic_auth block.
-      remote_write:
-        - url: REMOTE_WRITE_URL
-          basic_auth:
-            username: USERNAME
-            password: PASSWORD
-```
-
-Integrations may be enabled to also collect metrics from common systems. Add the
-following block to your configuration file:
-
-```yaml lineNumbers=true
-integrations:
-  # Enable the "node_exporter" integration, which runs
-  # https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter in-process and scrapes metrics
-  # from it.
-  node_exporter:
-    enabled: true
-  # Configured identically to remote_write from the previous section. This
-  # section must exist if integrations are used.
-  prometheus_remote_write:
-    - url: REMOTE_WRITE_URL
-      basic_auth:
-        username: USERNAME
-        password: PASSWORD
-```
-
-Log support may be added by adding a `loki` block. Use the following code block
-to collect all log files from `/var/log`:
-
-```yaml lineNumbers=true
-loki:
-  positions:
-    # Configures where to store byte offsets of recently read files.
-    filename: /tmp/positions.yaml
-  clients:
-    # Configures the location to send logs using the Loki write API.
-    # If authentication is not needed, omit the basic_auth block.
-    - url: LOKI_URL
-      basic_auth:
-        username: USERNAME
-        password: PASSWORD
-  scrape_configs:
-  # Configures a scrape job to find log files to collect from. Targets
-  # must be set to localhost.
-  #
-  # __path__ may be set to any glob-patterned filepath where log files are
-  # stored.
-  - job_name: varlogs
-    static_configs:
-      - targets:
-        - localhost
-        labels:
-          __path__: /var/log/*log
-```
-
-Support for collecting traces may be added with a `tempo` block. Use the
-following code block to collect spans and forward them to an OTLP-compatible
-endpoint:
-
-```yaml lineNumbers=true
-tempo:
-  receivers:
-    # Configure jaeger support. grpc supports spans over port
-    # 14250, thrift_binary over 6832, thrift_compact over 6831,
-    # and thrift_http over 14268. Specific port numbers may be
-    # customized within the config for the protocol.
-    jaeger:
-      protocols:
-        grpc:
-        thrift_binary:
-        thrift_compact:
-        thrift_http:
-    # Configure opencensus support. Spans can be sent over port 55678
-    # by default.
-    opencensus:
-    # Configure otlp support. Spans can be sent to port 4317 by
-    # default.
-    otlp:
-      protocols:
-        grpc:
-        http:
-    # Configure zipkin support. Spans can be sent to port 9411 by
-    # default.
-    zipkin:
-
-  # Configures where to send collected spans and traces. Outgoing spans are sent
-  # in the OTLP format. Replace OTLP_ENDPOINT with the host:port of the target
-  # OTLP-compatible host. If the OTLP endpoint uses authentication, configure
-  # USERNAME and PASSWORD accordingly. Otherwise, omit the basic_auth section.
-  push_config:
-    endpoint: OTLP_ENDPOINT
-    basic_auth:
-      username: USERNAME
-      password: PASSWORD
-```
-
-A full configuration reference is located in the [Grafana Cloud Agent code
-repository](https://github.com/grafana/agent/tree/main/docs/configuration)
-
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-
 ## Honeycomb
 
 Honeycomb supports OpenTelemetry by ingesting OTLP directly, so users of the AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry (ADOT) can send tracing data directly to