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Request AccessDatadog On-Call integrates monitoring, paging, and incident response into one platform.
Concepts
- Pages represent something to get alerted for, such as a monitor, incident, or security signal. A Page can have a status of
Triggered, Acknowledged, or Resolved. - Teams are groups configured within Datadog to handle specific types of Pages, based on expertise and operational roles.
- Processing rules allow Teams to finely adjust their reactions to specific types of incoming events. These rules can set a Page’s urgency level and route Pages to different escalation policies depending on the event’s metadata.
- Escalation policies determine how Pages are escalated within or across Teams.
- Schedules set timetables for when specific Team members are on-call to respond to Pages.
How it works
Teams are the central organizational unit of Datadog On-Call. When a notification is triggered in Datadog, a Page is sent to the designated On-Call Team.
Each Team owns escalation policies and schedules. Escalation policies define how a Page is sent to various schedules, such as Checkout Operations - Interrupt Handler, Primary, and Secondary in the following screenshot. Each Team can also configure processing rules to route Pages to different escalation policies.
A schedule defines specific times when Team members are assigned to respond to Pages. Schedules organize and manage the availability of Team members across different time zones and shifts.
Start using Datadog On-Call
To get started with On-Call, onboard an On-Call Team and ensure that all Team members configure their On-Call profile settings to receive notifications.
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Further Reading
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