What is the purpose of the built-in dashboard in the Steadybit integration?

The built-in dashboard serves to provide users with a visual representation of events collected and aggregated as metric values, allowing for easy monitoring and analysis.

How does the Steadybit integration collect events?

Events are collected automatically by the integration and are then aggregated into metric values that can be viewed on the dashboard.

When was the Steadybit integration released into Datadog?

We have recently released our integration into Datadog, enhancing its capabilities for users.

What features can I expect from the Steadybit integration within Datadog?

Within Datadog, you can expect to see a built-in dashboard that visualizes aggregated event metrics, providing insights into system performance and reliability.

Is there any setup required for using the built-in dashboard after installation?

Once the integration is installed, no additional setup is typically required to access the built-in dashboard; it will automatically display relevant metrics and events.

Can I customize the metrics displayed on the dashboard?

While the built-in dashboard provides default metrics based on collected events, customization options may vary depending on your specific use case and requirements within Datadog.

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Steadybit Integration Now Live in Datadog Dashboard

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22.02.2023 Simon Thiele - 3 min read

Steadybit Integration Now Live in Datadog Dashboard

We have released our integration into Datadog recently. Within Datadog, the Steadybit integration is now available and can be installed. The integration includes a ready-to-go dashboard. Steadybit experiment events can also be inspected in the Datadog event views.

We are excited to announce that the Steadybit integration in the Datadog product is now available for everybody. Inside your Datadog tenant, you will find Steadybit as an integration on the corresponding view. The Integration will provide a quick overview of what you get and how you configure everything.

Built in dashboard

When installed, the integration serves you with a dashboard that shows statistics about Steadybit experiments. Statistics are split into completed, failed and errored states. The dashboard information can also give your overall company an overview and make them aware of your chaos-engineering experiments.

Events

Events are collected and aggregated as metric values in the built-in dashboard. If you want to inspect them individually, the Datadog event view will also now list each single event with a summary, useful tags a link to jump into the Steadybit platform to see the experiment execution.