# Datadog

### Visualize Luciq App Health in Datadog

Easily monitor your app’s performance and stability directly within Datadog by using our prebuilt **Luciq Blueprint**. This guide walks you through setting up the integration via HTTP, allowing you to visualize app health metrics like crash-free sessions, frustration-free sessions, and more.

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#### 📌 Prerequisites

* A Datadog account with access to **App Builder**.
* An Luciq account with access to your project's **App Health dashboard**.
* Luciq API token and email (reach out to <support@luciq.ai> to obtain these).

### 🛠️ Steps to Set Up the Integration

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**Navigate to App Builder**

From the left-hand navigation in Datadog, go to **Actions > App Builder**.

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**Select “Blueprints”**

Click on the **Blueprints** tab at the top to access available integrations.

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**Search for Luciq**

In the search bar, type **Luciq** and select the blueprint titled **Explore Luciq Sessions**.

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**Click “Set up your connection”**

Click the blueprint card to open the editor. On the left side, select **New Connection**.

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**Choose HTTP Connection**

Select **HTTP Connection** as the integration method.

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**Fill in Connection Details**

In the modal, enter the following:

* **Base URL**: `https://dashboard-api.instabug.com`
* **Authentication Type**: `Token Auth`
* Add two token fields:
  * `token` → Luciq API token
  * `email` → Your registered Luciq email
* Then under **Request Headers**, add:\
  `authorization: Token token="{{ token }}", email="{{ email }}"`

Click **Next, Confirm Access**.

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**Set Access Permissions**

Choose who can access this connection (e.g., only you, the org, or a team), then click **Create**.

You should now see a success message indicating the connection was created.

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#### ✅ You’re Done!

Once the connection is active, Datadog will begin visualizing live Luciq metrics like:

* Crash-free sessions
* Frustration-free sessions
* Session breakdowns over time

You can now fully monitor app health using Datadog’s native dashboards powered by Luciq data.

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**🧠 Need Help?**

If you run into issues, please reach out to <support@luciq.ai> or your dedicated CSM.
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