Endpoint Observability

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Endpoints list in the Service Catalog, showing performance-related information for each endpoint.

Overview

The Service Catalog’s Endpoints list consolidates everything you need to know about your API endpoints. It provides a comprehensive view of performance, reliability, and ownership across all your APIs, whether they serve internal teams or external users. This helps you and your teams effectively monitor mission-critical, API-driven features and ensure they meet performance expectations.

Use cases

The Endpoints list combines data from across Datadog to provide opinionated workflows. You can do the following:

Discover APIs automatically: Maintain a complete inventory of your public, private, and partner APIs, organized by endpoint.
Surface correlated data: Navigate from endpoints to traces, logs, and metrics from different Datadog sources.
Identify performance issues: Use metrics such as Last Seen, Requests, Latency, and Errors to track API health.
Receive alerts: Define performance expectations and thresholds that trigger alerts.
Assign ownership information: Set teams, on-call, and communication channel information to each endpoint so you know whom to reach when errors occur.
Ensure comprehensive coverage: Track the status of API monitors, synthetic tests, and security signals, with direct links to detailed information for investigations.

Getting started

Your endpoints automatically populate in the Endpoints list if you use Datadog APM to monitor HTTP services.

Exploring endpoints

Browse and query properties and metrics that are related to your endpoints.

Read Exploring Endpoints for more information.

Monitoring endpoints

Manage and monitor your APIs and endpoints to:

Find and fix underperforming endpoints.
Track their reliability against standards and objectives.
Watch for anomalies.
Investigate errors.
Ensure test coverage.
Close security gaps.

Read Monitoring Endpoints for more information.

Assigning owners to endpoints

Add ownership information to endpoints to streamline investigations and team communication.

Read Assigning Owners for more information.

Adding endpoints to the list

Assign automatically detected endpoints to API groups to track usage, define ownership, and configure monitoring policies from a centralized location. Alternatively, upload an OpenAPI or Swagger file to unlock the full capabilities of the Endpoints list.

Read Adding Entries for more information.

Adding metadata to APIs

Add metadata to APIs through the Datadog UI or API, or use automated pipelines through the GitHub integration or Terraform.

Read Adding Metadata to APIs for more information.

Key terminology

Term	Definition
API	A set of protocols and tools that allows two applications to communicate.
API endpoint	The address (URL) of a resource of a server or service that implements the rules defined in the API, often through an HTTP or RESTful interface. The API endpoint processes requests and provides the corresponding responses.
Public APIs	Customer-facing API endpoints that are accessible from the internet.
Private APIs	Also called internal APIs. These are designed exclusively for internal use within an organization and are used mainly for backend service communication. These are the most common type of API.
Partner APIs	Also called third-party APIs. These are public endpoints provided by another organization (for example, Stripe, Google, or Facebook) that your organization uses to provide its services.