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The safest way to use Datadog with Scylla is to load the metrics, using a Datadog Agent, from a Prometheus server and not directly from Scylla nodes. The integration consists of:
Installing and configuring the Datadog Agent.
Add datadog recording rules.
Loading Scylla dashboard to Datadog.
Optionally load Monitor (Alerts).
Note
Scylla Cloud users, use and update the proper configuration file.
Start by following Installation guide. The datadog agent should run on a machine that can reach the Prometheus server.
Once the Datadog agent is working, download the configuration file and place it under /etc/datadog-agent/conf.d/prometheus.d/conf.yaml
Scylla Cloud users, download the configuration file conf.yaml move it to: /etc/datadog-agent/conf.d/prometheus.d/conf.yaml
Edit the file. You must replace the cluster id (CLUSTER_ID) and the token (TOKEN).
Other Scylla users, download the configuration file conf.yaml and replace the ip address of the promemtheus server.
Restart the agent based on your installation. Scylla metrics should be visible in Datadog.
Non cloud users, download the rules configuration file datadog.rules.yml and place it under prometheus/prom_rules/.
Download the dashboard file dashboard.json.
Create a new dashboard in Datadog and import the json file you downloaded.
We created a Datadog dashboard that resembles the Grafana dashboards available to Scylla and Scylla-Cloud users.
The dashboard contains some specific filtering and perspectives: First, you can choose between shard, instance, dc, or cluster view. This will aggregate the metrics in the graphs accordingly. Second, you can filter to see specific shards, nodes, or DCs.
Note
Pay attention that some of the combinations are conflicting. For example, you cannot filter by DC when looking at a cluster view. If no data displayed, remove the filters first.
Alerts in Datadog called Monitor. Download the monitor file monitor.json. Go to the Monitor section in datadog and import the json.
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