Monitor Your Argo CD Clusters With Datadog

Easily Troubleshoot and Optimize Argo CD Performance

Visualize your Argo CD component data alongside metrics from 850+ other supported technologies in unified dashboards
Track the health and performance of your kubernetes deployments with granular, real-time repository server, application controller, and API server metrics; ensure your Kubernetes deployments are up to date
Quickly pivot from problems spotted in your dashboards to specific cluster attributes, such as namespace, health status, and repository to narrow the scope of your investigation

Quickly detect application sync issues in your Kubernetes deployments with recommended and pre-configured Argo CD monitor alerts
Set up threshold and rate of change alerts for service-level metrics to stay on top of application sync failures
Automatically detect unanticipated outliers, anomalies, and errors with Watchdog

Visualize anomalous behavior throughout your system in one click with Metric Correlations
Test hypothesis in seconds by overlaying events onto time-synchronized graphs
Automatically surface issues within your infrastructure and applications; diagnose root causes faster with machine-learning features such as Watchdog, forecasting, and Metric Correlations

Enable low impact monitoring of 10,000+ nodes with the cluster agent
Optimize horizontal auto-scaling by connecting Datadog to your HPA and collecting request rate, latency, and available network bandwidth
Gain visibility into container orchestration and easily manage Kubernetes pods over or under-allocating available resources via the real-time live container view and auto-generated container map
Improve operational costs and reduce excess capacity based on high-granularity historical data

Monitor your full stack in one place and create custom, drag-and-drop, real-time dashboards within seconds
Seamlessly navigate between your logs, infrastructure metrics, and application traces
Quickly deploy the agent across your entire cluster through our helm chart or daemonset
Automatically detect services running in Kubernetes clusters and monitor them no matter where they spin up