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.

📌 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 [email protected] to obtain these).

🛠️ Steps to Set Up the Integration

1

Navigate to App Builder

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

2

Select “Blueprints”

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

3

Search for Luciq

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

4

Click “Set up your connection”

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

5

Choose HTTP Connection

Select HTTP Connection as the integration method.

6

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.

7

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.

✅ 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.

🧠 Need Help?

If you run into issues, please reach out to [email protected] or your dedicated CSM.