It is not possible to set a host-tag for Datadog
See original GitHub issueSetting my Spring Boot 1.x application (actually Grails 3.x) properties of datadog metrics to:
management:
metrics:
export:
datadog:
enabled: true
api-key: ***
host-tag: myapp-dev
steps: 1m
causes host not to be sent into datadog. I even found a problematic code which doesn’t make sense at all to me.
Am I missing something or is there a bug?
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@randysecrist Fair point, and honestly one that many have struggled with. We should do better.
@jkschneider It took me forever to figure out that the host-tag was referencing the common DD tag used to send the hostname. I kept thinking that host-tag meant that is the place in configuration to set the hostname & didn’t realize that I had to also set the common tag. It may be just me being slow; but it could also be that the initial docs a developer reads don’t clarify that. Might be a hidden documentation issue around this…