awesome-datadog

See Datadog docs for exporting and importing monitors.

Monitors

• Azure
  • Azure AKS Cluster Reporting Unhealthy Status
  • Azure Compute Quota Usage is High
  • Azure Container Service Managed Clusters Node Disk Usage Percentage
  • Azure Datadog Integration Data is Missing
  • Azure Load Balancer Data Path (VIP) Availability is Degraded
  • Azure Load Balancer Health Probe Status (DIP) Availability is Degraded
  • Azure Redis Cache CPU Usage is High
  • Azure Redis Cache Memory Usage is High
  • Azure SQL Server Database Connection Failure Rate
  • Azure SQL Server Database Deadlocks
  • Azure SQL Server Database DTU Consumption is High
  • Azure SQL Server Database Log Write Percent
  • Azure SQL Server Database Physical Data Read Percent
  • Azure SQL Server Database Storage Percent
  • Azure SQL Server Database Workers Percent
• .NET
  • ASP.NET Core Request Queue Length
  • Dotnet Runtime Data is Missing
  • Dotnet Runtime Exception Type Anomalies
  • Dotnet GC Memory Load is High
• Kubernetes
  • Kubernetes Container CPU Usage
  • Kubernetes Container Memory Usage
  • Kubernetes Container was OOM Killed
  • Kubernetes Datadog Agent Data is Missing
  • Kubernetes Deployments Replica Not Available
  • Kubernetes Namespace Status Failed
  • Kubernetes Nodes Unschedulable
  • Kubernetes Pod CrashloopBackOff
  • Kubernetes Pod ImagePullBackOff
  • Kubernetes Service Network Errors
  • Kubernetes Statefulset Replicas Ready
• Pull requests welcome 😊. See contributing.

Dashboards

• Pull requests welcome 😊. See contributing.

Contributing

Pull requests welcome! Please suggest improvements to the monitors, troubleshooting guides, etc.

See Datadog docs for exporting and importing monitors.

For monitors:

1. Export the monitor from Datadog and name the monitor file <title-of-monitor>.json.
2. Create a folder or find an existing folder related to the service or technology you are monitoring.
3. If you are providing a troubleshooting guide (TSG), then create a folder title-of-monitor with a README.md and the monitor file <title-of-monitor>.json. Put the TSG in the README.md.
4. Link to your monitor from this page.

For dashboards:

1. Export the dashboard from Datadog and name the dashboard file <title-of-dashboard>.json.
2. Create a folder or find an existing folder related to the service or technology for your dashboard.
3. Create or find a dashboards folder in the service or technology folder.
4. Create a folder for your new dashboard named <title-of-dashboard>.
5. Add your dashboard template inside the <title-of-dashboard> folder.
6. Create a README.md inside the <title-of-dashboard> folder with pictures and an explanation of the dashboard.
7. Link to your dashboard folder from this page.