API and DogStatsD client libraries

The following table lists Datadog-official and community contributed API and DogStatsD client libraries. A few libraries support both the API and DogStatsD, but most focus on one or the other.

APM & Continuous Profiler client libraries

The following table lists Datadog-official and community contributed trace client libraries.

Serverless client libraries

The following table lists Datadog-official and community contributed serverless client libraries.

Log management client libraries

The following table lists Datadog-official and community contributed log management client libraries.

Datadog client community libraries

Dashboards backup

Using Datadog APIs, it’s possible to write a script to backup your Dashboard definitions as code. See the following projects as examples of how these backups can be accomplished:

Managing monitors

There are multiple community projects available to maintain, manage, or backup monitors using the Datadog API:

Community integrations

Ansible

In addition to the official Ansible integration, the monitoring section of the ansible-modules-extras repository contains modules that interact with Datadog.

Aptible

Enclave delivers your metrics to a Datadog account. Consult the dedicated Aptible help center to learn how.

CLI management

A set of tools to backup/restore dashboards and monitors, and configure users through a command line interface.

Consul

Publish Consul service counts into Datadog from DogStatsD with the Consul library.

Dogscaler

Scale up auto-scale groups based on the results of a Datadog query with Dogscaler.

FreeSwitch

This is for a FreeSwitch ESL application to export statistics to Datadog using the DogStatsD API and is written by WiMacTel.

Heroku

Heroku emits dyno metrics through logs. To convert these logs into metrics and send them to Datadog, use one of the following log drains. To send your Heroku logs to Datadog, see Collect Heroku logs.

• Heroku Datadog Log Drain written in Node.js by Oz.
• Heroku Datadog Log Drain written in Go by Apiary.

To use the PHP tracer or profiler on Heroku, use the following buildpack.

• Heroku Datadog PHP Tracer and Profiler Buildpack maintained by SpeedCurve.

K6

K6, a load and performance regression testing tool developed by Load Impact, can send test results to Datadog using DogStatsD. To enable this feature, see the tutorial.

LaunchDarkly

A LaunchDarkly webhook handler that records changes as Datadog events.

Logstash output

• Logstash output for Datadog
• Logstash output for DogStatsD

Moogsoft

A Moogsoft listener that ingests Datadog notifications.

NGINX LUA

• Emit custom metrics directly from NGINX configurations using the nginx_lua_datadog module in your LUA scripts.
• lua-resty-dogstatsd is an extension developed by mediba inc (forked by Dailymotion). It enables emitting metrics, events, and service checks through the DogStatsD protocol. lua-resty-dogstatsd is released as GPLv3 and relies on the Nginx cosocket API.

OpenVPN

• Send OpenVPN licensing information to Datadog.

Phusion Passenger

Send health metrics from Phusion’s Passenger server using the passenger-datadog-monitor written by Stevenson Jean-Pierre

Pid-stats

This library allows you to generate process information from StatsD, given pid files. It was created by GitterHQ.

Pulumi

The Datadog resource provider for Pulumi lets you configure Datadog resources.

SaltStack

• Datadog SaltStack Formula
• Datadog SaltStack written by Luca Cipriani.

Sensu

Use these Sensu handlers to automatically send both metrics and events to Datadog.

StackStorm

This StackStorm Datadog integration pack supplies action integration for Datadog.

Winston

A Winston Datadog transport.

Community Agent ports

FreeBSD

FreeBSD dd-agent port

NixOS

dd-agent nixpkg

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