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Connection:
Step 1: Create an API key associated with your user.
Step 2: Create an APP key with the following scopes:
Step 3: Enter the relevant Site Parameter:
Step 4: Test connection & save
Querying:
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How to build
Datadog Connection
?
Types of Querying
Permitted on Datadog
Connection:
Step 1: Create an API key associated with your user.
You can name this one ‘dr-droid-key’ and copy the “Key”.
Step 2: Create an APP key with the following scopes:
Scopes requested (optional):
apm_service_catalog_read
apm_api_catalog_read
logs_read_data
logs_read_index_data
ci_visibility_read
dashboards_read
events_read
incident_notification_settings_write
incident_read
incident_settings_write
incident_write
metrics_read
monitors_read
slos_read
create_webhooks
timeseries_query
apm_read
Step 3: Enter the relevant Site Parameter:
Read more on the different site parameters
here
.
Step 4: Test connection & save
Querying:
Playbooks currently support the following types of queries within Datadog:
Fetching results of any custom datadog metric query.
Fetching Golden signals by selecting a service name.
Fetching panels from any custom dashboard in Datadog.
Selecting any of the metric that has been identified by Datadog’s
metric summary
.
Fetching logs from Datadog.
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