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Datadog

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openhands·vlatest·devops·MIT

Monitors system performance & logs using Datadog integration, providing real-time insights and alerting for faster troubleshooting.

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    $ npx skills add openhands/extensions --skill datadog -a claude-code
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openhands

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About this skill

The Datadog skill enables AI agents to interact with the Datadog monitoring platform, allowing them to retrieve real-time metrics, logs, and traces for application observability. It facilitates automated incident response by querying dashboards and analyzing system health data directly within the agent's workflow.

When to use it

  • Investigating performance bottlenecks in production environments by pulling live metric data.
  • Automating alert triage by correlating logs with specific error codes or trace IDs.
  • Generating status reports based on current infrastructure health and availability metrics.
  • Debugging distributed system failures by querying cross-service trace data.

Key capabilities

  • Querying real-time application performance metrics (APM).
  • Retrieving and filtering log entries from various sources.
  • Accessing distributed tracing data to map service dependencies.
  • Interacting with Datadog dashboards for visual data analysis.

Example prompts

  • "Check the CPU and memory usage for our main API service over the last hour."
  • "Find all error logs related to database connection timeouts in the past 15 minutes."
  • "Analyze the trace for request ID abc-123 to identify where latency is occurring."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your AI agent has valid API credentials with appropriate read permissions configured before attempting to query data. Be mindful of Datadog's rate limits when running high-frequency automated checks to avoid triggering throttling mechanisms.