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Observability

Datadog

Datadog is a monitoring platform: metrics, events, dashboards, incidents, and the monitors that alert on them.

Authentication

  • API key

Actions

Generic API request. Call any Datadog API endpoint on this connection, for the case where no shipped action covers it yet. The connection supplies the base URL, the authentication and the egress route, so only the path, query and body are yours to fill.

  • Create monitorCreate a Datadog monitor — the alert definition that watches a query and notifies when it breaches.
  • Delete monitorDestructivePermanently delete a Datadog monitor by its numeric id — use it to retire an alert that is no longer wanted.
  • Get dashboardFetch one Datadog dashboard by id (e.g. abc-def-ghi) to read its title, layout and widget definitions — for example to audit or clone it.
  • Get monitorFetch one Datadog monitor by its numeric id to read its query, current state and notification settings — the way to check whether an alert is currently triggered.
  • List dashboardsList all dashboards on the Datadog account (GET /api/v1/dashboard).
  • List incidentsList incidents on the Datadog account with page-based pagination (GET /api/v2/incidents).
  • List monitorsList monitors on the Datadog account, optionally filtered by group states, name, and tags (GET /api/v1/monitor).
  • Query metricsQuery timeseries points over a time range (GET /api/v1/query).
  • Search eventsSearch the Datadog events explorer over a time range (GET /api/v2/events).
  • Submit eventPost an event to the Datadog event stream (POST /api/v1/events, JSON body).
  • Update monitorDestructiveUpdate an existing monitor (PUT /api/v1/monitor/{monitorid}, JSON body).

Triggers

  • Monitor alert notified (webhook)Starts the instant a Datadog monitor sends a notification (triggered, re-triggered, warned, recovered, or renotified), delivered by a webhook instead of waiting for the next poll.
  • New eventStarts when a new event lands in the Datadog events explorer for the connected org.

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