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Synthetic Monitoring Test Suites let you organize multiple tests into a single collection for simplified management and troubleshooting. Group tests by user journey, environment, location, service, team, or any other dimension that fits your workflow. View aggregated results, identify failing components, and understand application performance across related tests, all from a unified view. Configure suite-level alerting to receive a consolidated notification when a critical portion of your tests fail, helping you respond more efficiently to issues impacting important workflows.
Key features
- Impact-driven alerting: Receive a consolidated alert when a critical portion of the test suite fails.
- Centralized visibility: View all tests in a suite and their results in one place.
- Simplified management: Create and run test groups instead of managing individual tests separately.
- Easier maintenance: Identify which tests need updates when application changes are made.
Create a test suite
To create a new Test Suite:
- In Datadog, navigate to Digital Experience.
- Click New Test Suite.
- Optionally, navigate to the Synthetic Monitoring tests page, and click + New Suite.
Test suite configuration
Enter a name for your suite (for example, Checkout flow or API health checks).
Click Add Tests to include existing Synthetic Monitoring tests.
You can:
- Search by name or tag.
- Filter by test type (such as Browser, API, Private Location, or Mobile).
- Select one or more tests to include.
Click Add Tests to confirm.
Optionally, remove tests using the Remove Test from Suite icon next to each entry.
Configure alerting for the suite:
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By default, all tests are marked as Critical, and the alert triggers when any critical test fails.
Note: Suite alerts are separate from individual test alerts. To avoid duplicate notifications, mute alerts on individual tests included in the suite.
To exclude specific tests from triggering the suite-level alert, select them and mark them as Ignored.
Adjust the alert threshold to trigger only when a specified percentage of critical tests fail.
Note: For existing test suites, alerting is enabled with default settings. You can modify the configuration as needed.
- Configure monitor settings (notification message, recipients, renotification) the same way you would for a single test.
- Click Save Suite when finished.
View and manage
After creating your suite, it appears in the Suites tab on the Synthetic Monitoring tests page, or you can access test suites from Digital Experience > Test Suites.
When viewing a test suite, three tabs are available:
- Tests in the Suite: Lists all tests included in the suite.
- Test Runs: Displays global uptime metrics and related test runs.
- Attributes: Shows suite attributes such as
team, monitors, and who created the test suite.
Note: Test runs appear in the suite only from the date the test was added. To view earlier results, check the individual test page. If you rename a test, previous runs remain listed under the original name. A maximum of 300 tests can be added per suite.
Troubleshooting
If some tests fail to appear in a suite:
- Ensure the tests are active and not deleted.
- Confirm you have the necessary permissions to view those tests.
- Refresh filters or clear search terms when adding tests.
If execution results look incomplete:
- Verify test run frequency and recent activity.
- Check for tag or location mismatches that could filter out runs.
- Re-save the Test Suite to refresh the association with its tests.
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