sql-server
kabisa/sql-server/datadog
!Datadog [//]: # (This file is generated. Do not edit, module description can be added by editing / creating module_description.md) Terraform module for Datadog Sql Server This module requires the sql server integration to be configured. It has basic SQL Server monitoring. Locks, process blocked, connectivity. It's best to also use Datadog's APM instrumentation to understand the way the application is using the database. There's an upcoming feature in Datadog to fully support deep dive database monitoring. This module is part of a larger suite of modules that provide alerts in Datadog. Other modules can be found on the Terraform Registry We have two base modules we use to standardise development of our Monitor Modules: - generic monitor Used in 90% of our alerts - service check monitor Mod
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| service | string | required | |
| filter_str | string | required | |
| env | string | required | |
| additional_tags | list(string) | [] | |
| batches_compiled_percent_note | string | "" | |
| buffer_cache_hit_ratio_filter_override | string | "" | |
| can_connect_alerting_enabled | bool | true | |
| procs_blocked_critical | number | 1 | |
| page_life_expectancy_priority | number | Number from 1 (high) to 5 (low). | 4 |
| procs_blocked_note | string | "" | |
| procs_blocked_priority | number | Number from 1 (high) to 5 (low). | 3 |
| service_check_include_tags | list(string) | null | |
| database_state_docs | string | "" | |
| page_life_expectancy_critical | number | 900 | |
| page_life_expectancy_evaluation_period | string | "last_1d" | |
| batches_compiled_percent_enabled | bool | true | |
| buffer_cache_hit_ratio_enabled | bool | true | |
| can_connect_warning | number | 1 | |
| can_connect_priority | number | 1 | |
| connections_warning | number | 400 | |
| page_life_expectancy_alerting_enabled | bool | true | |
| procs_blocked_alerting_enabled | bool | true | |
| buffer_cache_hit_ratio_priority | number | Number from 1 (high) to 5 (low). | 4 |
| … and 10 more inputs | |||