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Official Go client library for the Datadog API, supporting both v1 and v2 endpoints. It enables developers to interact with Datadog programmatically for tasks such as creating users, managing incidents, querying metrics, and more. The library supports pagination, configurable retries, proxies, and logging, and can be easily integrated into Go applications.
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Official Python client library for the Datadog API, providing both synchronous and asynchronous (asyncio) interfaces, and includes features like pagination, retry on rate limiting, proxy configuration, and support for unstable endpoints.
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datadog-metrics is a Node.js library for collecting and sending custom application metrics to Datadog via its HTTP API, without needing the Datadog Agent. It buffers metrics locally for efficient, periodic submission, minimizing performance impact. datadog-metrics is ideal for environments like serverless or containers where installing the Datadog Agent is not feasible.
Daniel Bader
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datadog-lambda-js library captures traces, logs, and metrics, and provides options to tag telemetry, scrub sensitive data, and capture Lambda request/response payloads. It also supports cold start tracing, fine-grained payload depth controls, and profiling.
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dogapi is a Node.js client library for interacting with the Datadog HTTP API. It allows you to send metrics, events, and more to Datadog programmatically from your Node.js applications. In addition to its programmatic interface, dogapi offers a command-line tool for accessing Datadog API functionality from the terminal.
Brett Langdon
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serverless-plugin-datadog is a Serverless Framework plugin that automates Datadog integration for AWS Lambda applications. . The plugin enables collection of enhanced metrics, distributed traces, and logs, and supports features like AWS X-Ray tracing, App and API Protection (AAP), source code integration, and continuous profiling. Supports Node.js, Python, Ruby, Java, Go, and .NET runtimes.
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