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Latest Version
0.4.0

Datadog

This is a setup guide for the Datadog source connector which collects data from its API.

Prerequisites​

An API key is required as well as an API application key. See the Datadog API and Application Keys section for more information.

Setup guide​

Step 1: Set up the Datadog connector in Airbyte​

For Airbyte Cloud:​

  1. Log into your Airbyte Cloud account.
  2. In the left navigation bar, click Sources. In the top-right corner, click +new source.
  3. On the Set up the source page, enter the name for the Datadog connector and select Datadog from the Source type dropdown.
  4. Enter your api_key - Datadog API key.
  5. Enter your application_key - Datadog application key.
  6. Enter your query - Optional. Type your query to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  7. Enter your limit - Number of records to collect per request.
  8. Enter your start_date - Optional. Start date to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  9. Enter your end_date - Optional. End date to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  10. Enter your queries - Optional. Multiple queries resulting in multiple streams.
    1. Enter the name- Optional. Query Name.
    2. Select the data_source from dropdown - Optional. Supported data sources - metrics, cloud_cost, logs, rum.
    3. Enter the query- Optional. A classic query string. Example - "kubernetes_state.node.count{*}", "@type:resource @resource.status_code:>=400 @resource.type:(xhr OR fetch)"
  11. Click Set up source.

For Airbyte OSS:​

  1. Navigate to the Airbyte Open Source dashboard.
  2. Set the name for your source.
  3. Enter your api_key - Datadog API key.
  4. Enter your application_key - Datadog application key.
  5. Enter your query - Optional. Type your query to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  6. Enter your limit - Number of records to collect per request.
  7. Enter your start_date - Optional. Start date to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  8. Enter your end_date - Optional. End date to filter records when collecting data from Logs and AuditLogs stream.
  9. Enter your queries - Optional. Multiple queries resulting in multiple streams.
    1. Enter the name- Required. Query Name.
    2. Select the data_source - Required. Supported data sources - metrics, cloud_cost, logs, rum.
    3. Enter the query- Required. A classic query string. Example - "kubernetes_state.node.count{*}", "@type:resource @resource.status_code:>=400 @resource.type:(xhr OR fetch)"
  10. Click Set up source.

Supported sync modes​

The Datadog source connector supports the following sync modes:

FeatureSupported?
Full Refresh SyncYes
Incremental SyncYes
SSL connectionYes
NamespacesNo

Supported Streams​

Changelog​

VersionDatePull RequestSubject
0.4.02023-12-0430999Add monitors and service_level_objectives Streams
0.3.02023-08-2729885Migrate to low code
0.2.22023-07-1028089Additional stream and query details in response
0.2.12023-06-2826534Support multiple query streams and pulling data from different datadog sites
0.2.02023-06-2827784Add necessary fields to schemas
0.1.12023-04-2725562Update testing dependencies
0.1.02022-10-1818150New Source: Datadog
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