feat: add deviceid for host attribution

[csatib02]

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[OverOrion]

The problem you experienced is (mostly) solved with open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector#12097

One we do a version upgrade we can opt into this if we want to. (Not applicable for processors though, that's why I said mostly.)

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The bottom line is that we can keep common-config.yaml and all the specific yamls can specify their own whole logs pipeline for now:

      receivers: [azureeventhub]
      processors: [resource/axoflow, resourcedetection/system,, resource/axoflow_device_id]
      exporters: [otlp/axorouter]

The root cause is that list merging is not supported as of now, and it gets overwritten. However we can still leverage yaml merging capability by only duplication the logs pipeline part.

What do you think?

[csatib02]

The problem you experienced is (mostly) solved with open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector#12097

One we do a version upgrade we can opt into this if we want to. (Not applicable for processors though, that's why I said mostly.)

The bottom line is that we can keep common-config.yaml and all the specific yamls can specify their own whole logs pipeline for now:

      receivers: [azureeventhub]
      processors: [resource/axoflow, resourcedetection/system,, resource/axoflow_device_id]
      exporters: [otlp/axorouter]

The root cause is that list merging is not supported as of now, and it gets overwritten. However we can still leverage yaml merging capability by only duplication the logs pipeline part.

What do you think?

I believe that if this issue was present before, and now it would only be available under a feature-gate, I would go with not using a common-config, because I would like to avoid problems like these in the future. Also there is not that much we gain from a common-config, if you check the individual configs in this PR, I marked provider-specific configs with a comment, and that is not too much, we needed to add. In other words this does not pose a huge "maintain-burden" on us IMHO.