Source: https://api.octoperf.com/doc/runtime/edit-scenario/integrations-automation/live-reporting/datadog/

# Datadog

[Datadog](https://www.datadoghq.com/) also offers a JMeter integration that you can activate during your tests. [Check their documentation to have more details](https://docs.datadoghq.com/integrations/jmeter/).

![external-live-reporting-datadog](https://api.octoperf.com/doc/runtime/edit-scenario/integrations-automation/live-reporting/img/external-live-reporting-datadog.png "Datadog")

| Name                        | Description                                                  |
| --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| URL                         | Your Datadog URL. Usually .com or .eu depending on your datadog instance location. |
| Log intake URL              | Your Datadog Log intake URL. Usually .com or .eu depending on your datadog instance location. |
| Api key                     | Your Datadog API key.                                        |
| Metrics Max Batch Size      | Metrics are submitted every 10 seconds in batches of this size |
| Logs Batch Size             | Logs are submitted in batches of size `logsBatchSize` as soon as this size is reached. |
| Send results as logs        | By default only metrics are reported to Datadog. To report individual test results as log events, set this field to `true`. |
| Include sub-results         | By default sub-results are ignored. Activate this option to send them. |
| Custom tags                 | Tags to be added to this test.                               |
| Samplers Regular expression | A regex to filter the sampler to collect.                    |

!!! note
    OctoPerf will automatically add CUstom tags as follows:
    

    * region = Provider's region
    * hostname = JMeter container name
    * virtualUserName = Virtual user name
    * testName = runtime scenario name