Pin Tempo image to v2.10.1 - #59
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The latest tag on Docker Hub tracks the main branch, which includes unreleased 3.0 changes that removed the compactor config field.
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The
grafana/tempo:latestDocker tag currently resolves to amainbranch build (main-6557fda) rather than the latest stable release. Themainbranch includes unreleased 3.0 changes that remove thecompactorconfig field, causing a startup failure:This pins the image to
2.10.1(the latest stable release) to fix the issue. Tempo 3.0 is targeting a March 31, 2026 release — when it ships we'll need to revisit the config to migrate away from thecompactorblock.Additional Info
backend_scheduler/backend_worker(grafana/tempo#6273)latesttag on Docker Hub tracksmain, not the latest stable release, which makes it unsuitable for production use