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HealOps investigates alerts by querying the same tools your engineers use. Connect your stack so HealOps can pull logs, check recent deploys, map dependencies, and deliver findings where your team already works.

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Before you begin

Make sure you have:
  • A HealOps account — you can create one at app.healops.ai/sign-up
  • Access credentials for the tools you want to connect
  • Permissions to create API keys

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Enterprise integrations

Enterprise integrations are configured through the HealOps web app at app.healops.ai. Once connected, they are available to all users in your organization. Observability. HealOps reads your logs, metrics, traces, and alerts to build investigation hypotheses. Connect Grafana and Datadog. Infrastructure. HealOps maps your environment and dependencies across clouds and clusters. Connect AWS. Communication. HealOps delivers investigation reports where your team already works. Connect Slack, Discord, or Telegram.
Integrations

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Configure enterprise integrations

Each integration follows a simple, guided flow. Let’s look at Datadog as an example.
  1. Name - Helps distinguish between different instances
  2. API Key - in Datadog, create a new API key and copy and paste into HealOps.
  3. Application Key - In Datadog, create a new Application Key and copy and paste into HealOps.
Connect Datadog

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Local integrations

Local integrations are configured on the machine running HealOps — via the CLI setup wizard or environment variables. They give HealOps access to your databases, source control, error trackers, and workflow tools.
Or set environment variables and HealOps picks them up automatically.

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Verify local integrations

After setup, confirm everything is working:
To check a specific integration:

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Setup guides