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As teams iterate, deploy code, and continually make changes to their applications and services, it can be difficult to find the exact change that caused a spike in errors, an increase in latency, or slower page load times. Use Change overlays to identify when a recent change is causing performance issues within your application or services and find the source of the problem.
View the moment a change occurs in the context of your Datadog observability data to pinpoint issues to specific releases, correlate changes with metrics, and troubleshoot faster. Change overlays supports APM service deployments.
To get started, click Show Overlays in the upper right corner of your dashboard.
Overlays automatically appear on timeseries graphs filtered with the service
tag for services configured with version
tags. To enable deployments in your APM services, add version tags to your configuration.
Click on any event overlay to open a side panel with more information and analyze the impact of your change.
Use the toggle in the overlays panel to only show faulty deployments that could be impacting your metrics.
Override the automatic service detection by using the search bar to find the service of interest.
Click on any overlay on your graph to open a change analysis page, allowing you to understand the status and impact of you change.
For APM deployments, you can:
region
, env
, or datacenter
For APM deployments, overlays appear on timeseries graphs that:
service
tag in the queryservice
set up with the version
tagFor APM deployments, an env
must be specified. If you have an env
or datacenter
template variable set in your dashboard, deployments are filtered to match the selection. Otherwise, the env
defaults to prod
.
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