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Overview
Remote configuration allows you to dynamically set ingestion sampling rates by service and resource name, from the Datadog UI, without having to redeploy your service.
Requirements
- Datadog Agent 7.41.1 or higher.
- Remote Configuration enabled for your Agent.
APM Remote Configuration Write
permissions. If you don’t have these permissions, ask your Datadog admin to update your permissions from your organization settings.
Tracing library version
Find below the minimum tracing library version required for the feature:
See sampling rates by resource in the Ingestion Control page
To see configured sampling rates by resource, navigate to the Ingestion controls Service Ingestion summary. The table lists the applied sampling rate by resource of the service.
- The
Ingested bytes
column surfaces the ingested bytes from spans of the service and resource, while the Downstream bytes
column surfaces the ingested bytes from spans where the sampling decision is made starting from that service and resource, including bytes from downstream services in the call chain. - The
Configuration
column surfaces where the resource sampling rate is being applied from:
To configure sampling rates for the service by resource name:
- Click Manage Ingestion rate. If the remote configuration option is disabled, make sure that the listed requirements are all met.
- Click Add new rule to set sampling rates for some resources. Sampling rules use glob pattern matching, so you can use wildcards (
*
) to match against multiple resources at the same time. - Click Apply to save the configuration.
The configuration should take effect in less than a minute. You can observe the configuration changes from the Live Search Explorer.
From the Service Ingestion Summary, resources for which the sampling rate are remotely applied should show as Remote Configured
in the Configuration column.
Further reading
Documentation, liens et articles supplémentaires utiles: