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Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus that enables you to build event-driven applications. EventBridge can integrate with your AWS services, but the API destinations feature lets you push and pull data from outside of AWS using APIs. This guide gives steps for sending your events and logs from EventBridge to Datadog. For more information about pushing your events from Datadog to EventBridge, see the EventBridge integration docs.
Before you begin, you need a Datadog account, with an API key, and you need access to Amazon Eventbridge API destinations.
Follow the steps in the Amazon Create an API destination docs to add Datadog as an API destination.
DD-API-KEY
as your key name and your Datadog API key as the value.https://
/api/v2/logs
for logs and https://api.
/api/v1/events
for events, and set POST
as the HTTP method. For more information about the differences between logs and events, see Reducing Data Related Risks.title
and text
as body.field
parameters in the API Destination connection. These are required values to POST
to the events endpoint. For more information, see the Post an event documentation.Once you have set up the destination, see the Amazon documentation to create an EventBridge rule, where you set Datadog as your destination.
Once you have set up the rule with Datadog as the destination, trigger an event by posting an event to EventBridge. For more information about pushing events to EventBridge from Datadog, see the EventBridge integration documentation. For example, to trigger a test event by uploading the objects to an S3 bucket in your account, use this AWS CloudShell command:
echo "test" > testfile.txt
aws s3 cp testfile.txt s3://YOUR_BUCKET_NAME
Once events and logs are sending, after about five minutes, the data is available in the Datadog Logs Console or Events Explorer, depending on which endpoint you are sending them to.
To see more details about the payloads sent to Datadog and to view the response of the API endpoints, set up an Amazon SQS queue: