Logging Without Limits™

Programmatically access log data using the Logs Search API Logging Without Limits™ Guide Correlate Logs with Metrics Best Practices for Log Management Manage Logs and Metrics with Terraform

Log Collection

Advanced log collection configurations How to send logs to Datadog while reducing data transfer fees Set up Datadog Lambda Forwarder Send AWS services logs with the Datadog Lambda function Send AWS services logs with the Datadog Amazon Data Firehose Destination Set up AWS account-level log subscriptions Sending Events and Logs to Datadog with Amazon EventBridge API Destinations Send Amazon EKS Fargate Logs with Amazon Data Firehose Collect Apigee Logs Send Azure Logs to Datadog Send Azure Logs with the Datadog Resource Collect Google Cloud logs with the Datadog Dataflow template Collect Google Cloud logs with a Pub/Sub Push subscription Collect Heroku Logs Log Collection Troubleshooting Guide Docker Log Collection Troubleshooting Guide Lambda Log Collection Troubleshooting Guide Setting File Permissions for Rotating Logs (Linux) Use the Datadog Agent for Log Collection Only Increase the Number of Log Files Tailed by the Agent Use the Container Agent to Tail Logs from the Host Mechanisms to Ensure Logs are Not Lost Send Logs from a Custom Log File with Heightened Read Permissions

Log Processing

Log Parsing Best Practices Commonly Used Log Processing Rules Logs Not Showing the Expected Timestamp Remap Custom Severity Values to the Official Log Status Logs Show Info Status for Warnings or Errors

Log Queries

Collect multiple logs with the Log List API and pagination Build custom reports using Log Analytics API Monitor and query for unparsed logs

Logs Workspaces Use Cases

Analyze Login Attempts for e-PHI

Sensitive Data Management

How to set up RBAC for Logs Learn more about RBAC permissions for Logs Restrict Access to Sensitive Data with Query Based Access Controls Delete Logs with Sensitive Data

Datadog Integrations

Ease troubleshooting with cross-product correlation