Integrations / Incidents & monitoring

Datadog

Search monitors, logs, events and metrics, and post events to the Datadog event stream.

8 tools

Tools

datadog.search_monitors

Search monitors with the Manage Monitors search syntax. Monitor IDs are numeric, e.g. 123456.

queryper_pagepagesort

datadog.get_monitor

Get a monitor by its numeric ID, e.g. 123456, with its query, message and current state.

monitor_id*group_states

datadog.search_logs

Search logs with the log search syntax over a time range, newest first by default.

queryfromtolimitcursorsort

datadog.list_events

Search the event stream over a time range.

queryfromtosortlimit

datadog.query_metrics

Query metric timeseries points between two Unix timestamps.

query*from*to*

datadog.post_event writes

Post an event to the event stream, e.g. to record a deploy or an automated action.

title*text*alert_typeprioritytagsaggregation_keysource_type_name

datadog.api_get

Send a GET request to any Datadog API path under https://api.{site} and return the response. For endpoints the named tools don't cover.

path*params

datadog.api_request writes

Send a POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE request to any Datadog API path under https://api.{site}.

method*path*paramsbody

Tick Allow raw writes on the connection to add api_request, which can send POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE requests to any Datadog API path.

Connect

In Datadog, open Organization Settings → API Keys and create an API key, then open Organization Settings → Application Keys and create an application key. A service account's application key keeps the connection working when people leave.
Paste both keys on the connection and choose the Datadog site your organization is on, as shown in the address you log in at (for example app.datadoghq.eu is datadoghq.eu).

Credentials

API key Application key

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