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Configuring Datadog

June Kang

Hello! I'd like to know how I can translate a Datadog metric into the component view. In other words, I want to create an uptime graph (one that looks like the default example with green bars) by using data from my Datadog monitors. Currently, I've only been able to add a Datadog metric, which is not exactly what I want.

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Jesse Klein

Hello June,

This is Jesse from the Statuspage support team. Welcome to the community and thanks for reaching out here about Datadog metrics and component uptime.

What you are specifically trying to do isn't really possible with how the current setup is for metrics and components as they are considered separate things within Statuspage. What you could do it backfill all the uptime for the last 90 days and then use the email automation functionality to automatically put uptime in for components: https://support.atlassian.com/statuspage/docs/get-started-with-email-automation/

Datadog should be able to send alert changes to the component email and then it will automatically change the component status to down or up depending on the email received. This seems to be closest you would be able to get with this unfortunately. I would give that a try and see if that could work for you.

Please let me know if it does. I hope you have a great day!

Regards,
Jesse

June Kang

I'll try that out. In the meantime, I have another question.

In the Components tab, I enabled the Datadog 3rd-party extension, and now have 'Datadog Synthetics' and 'Datadog Metrics' in the Active list of components. When I click on each of them, they appear as a 100% in the past 90 days, which is inaccurate. When I enable these third party components, where is the data being pulled from?

Jesse Klein

Hi June,

This data ends up being pulled from Datadog's Statuspage. The thing about third party components, though, is that they do no pull historical data. They only capture everything moving forward so if they have a component go down now, it should appear.

Hopefully that helps!

Regards,
Jesse

June Kang

Got it.

For the original question, how would one go about manually backfilling the historical data?

And just to confirm, the Datadog component status refers to the status of the Datadog system itself, rather than the status of my service that is being monitored by Datadog, correct?

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