dd-monitors

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Monitör yönetimi - listeleme, arama, dosya tabanlı oluşturma ve uyarı en iyi uygulamaları.

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Datadog Monitors

Create, manage, and maintain monitors for alerting.

Prerequisites

This requires pup in your path. See Setup Pup.

Command Execution Order (Token-Efficient)

For scoped commands, use this order:

Check context first (prior outputs, conversation, saved values).
If a required value is missing, run a discovery command first.
If still ambiguous, ask the user to confirm.
Then run the target command.
Avoid speculative commands likely to fail.

Quick Start

pup auth login

Common Operations

List Monitors

pup monitors list
pup monitors list --tags "team:platform"

Get Monitor

pup monitors get <id>

Create Monitor

pup monitors create --file monitor.json

Silence Alerts (Downtime)

# No pup monitors mute/unmute commands.
# Use downtime payloads to silence monitor notifications.
pup downtime create --file downtime.json
pup downtime cancel <downtime_id>

Monitor Creation Best Practices

1. Avoid Alert Fatigue

Rule	Why
No flapping alerts	Use `last_Xm` not `last_1m`
Meaningful thresholds	Based on SLOs, not guesses
Actionable alerts	If no action needed, don't alert
Include runbook	`@runbook-url` in message

# WRONG - will flap constantly
query = "avg(last_1m):avg:system.cpu.user{*} > 50"  # ❌ Too sensitive

# CORRECT - stable alerting
query = "avg(last_5m):avg:system.cpu.user{env:prod} by {host} > 80"  # ✅ Reasonable window

2. Use Proper Scoping

# WRONG - alerts on everything
query = "avg(last_5m):avg:system.cpu.user{*} > 80"  # ❌ No scope

# CORRECT - scoped to what matters
query = "avg(last_5m):avg:system.cpu.user{env:prod,service:api} by {host} > 80"  # ✅

3. Set Recovery Thresholds

monitor = {
    "query": "avg(last_5m):avg:system.cpu.user{env:prod} > 80",
    "options": {
        "thresholds": {
            "critical": 80,
            "critical_recovery": 70,  # ✅ Prevents flapping
            "warning": 60,
            "warning_recovery": 50
        }
    }
}

4. Include Context in Messages

message = """
## High CPU Alert

Host: {{host.name}}
Current Value: {{value}}
Threshold: {{threshold}}

### Runbook
1. Check top processes: `ssh {{host.name}} 'top -bn1 | head -20'`
2. Check recent deploys
3. Scale if needed

@slack-ops @pagerduty-oncall
"""

NEVER Delete Monitors Directly

Use safe deletion workflow (same as dashboards):

def safe_mark_monitor_for_deletion(monitor_id: str, client) -> bool:
    """Mark monitor instead of deleting."""
    monitor = client.get_monitor(monitor_id)
    name = monitor.get("name", "")
    
    if "[MARKED FOR DELETION]" in name:
        print(f"Already marked: {name}")
        return False
    
    new_name = f"[MARKED FOR DELETION] {name}"
    client.update_monitor(monitor_id, {"name": new_name})
    print(f"✓ Marked: {new_name}")
    return True

Monitor Types

Type	Use Case
`metric alert`	CPU, memory, custom metrics
`query alert`	Complex metric queries
`service check`	Agent check status
`event alert`	Event stream patterns
`log alert`	Log pattern matching
`composite`	Combine multiple monitors
`apm`	APM metrics

Audit Monitors

# Find monitors without owners
pup monitors list | jq '.[] | select(.tags | contains(["team:"]) | not) | {id, name}'

# Find noisy monitors (high alert count)
pup monitors list | jq 'sort_by(.overall_state_modified) | .[:10] | .[] | {id, name, status: .overall_state}'

Downtime vs Muting

Use	When
Downtime	Any planned silence window
Monitor edit	Query/threshold behavior changes

# Downtime (preferred)
pup downtime create --file downtime.json

Failure Handling

Problem	Fix
Alert not firing	Check query returns data, thresholds
Too many alerts	Increase window, add recovery threshold
No data alerts	Check agent connectivity, metric exists
Auth error	`pup auth refresh`