Access and Authentication
Datastores are not supported for your selected
Datadog site (
).
Required Datadog role permissions
To interact with the Actions Datastore, your Datadog account must have the following permissions, which are included in the Datadog Standard Role:
actions_datastore_read
- Allows read access to the data within the Actions Datastore.actions_datastore_write
- Allows modification of data within the Actions Datastore, including adding, editing, and deleting records.
To use the Actions Datastore UI, you also need the following permission, which is also included in the Datadog Standard Role:
actions_datastore_manage
- Allows management of the Actions Datastore, including creating, updating, and deleting the datastore itself.
Action credentials
Datastores shares the Action Catalog and the connection credentials for integrations with Datadog Workflow Automation and App Builder products. For more information on configuring credentials, see Connections.
Datastore permissions
The following permissions are available for datastores:
- Manager
- Read and write access to data and can edit the datastore schema.
- Contributor
- Read and write access to the datastore.
- Viewer
- Read access to the datastore.
- None
- No access.
Restrict access to a specific datastore
During the datastore creation process, you’re asked to set the organization access level for the datastore. You can choose either Contributor
, Viewer
, or None
. Contributor is the default access level.
To restrict access to an existing datastore for either an organization or individual:
- Hover over the datastore on the Datastore page and click the padlock (Permissions) icon.
- Use the drop-down menus to edit the permissions for a user or organization.
- Click Save.
Elevate access
The user_access_manage
permission is required to elevate your access to datastores.
To elevate your access:
- Hover over the datastore on the Datastore page and click the padlock (Permissions) icon.
- Click Elevate Access.
- Click Save.
Further reading
Additional helpful documentation, links, and articles: