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Getting started

Simply launch this command in your root laravel project :

composer require myli/laravel-datadog-logger

I would highly suggest you to use the DataDog Agent Style rather than the Api Style because one laravel log = one api call which is bad for performances.

1) How to use in DataDog Agent Style (Example for an ubuntu installation)

1. Firstly, install the agent by following this guide here

2. Please fill in your .env the following values:

   DATADOG_STORAGE_PATH="logs/laravel-json-datadog.log"
   DATADOG_PERMISSIONS=0644 // Default to 0644 if no value provided
   DATADOG_LEVEL="info" // Default to info if no value provided
   DATADOG_BUBBLE=true // Default to true if no value provided
   

3. Add LOG_CHANNEL="datadog-agent" in your .env file OR include datadog-agent channel into your stack log channel.

4. Enable logs by setting logs_enabled: true in the default /etc/datadog-agent/datadog.yaml file on the server where the project is hosted.

5. Choose only one config between those 3 files to put in /etc/datadog-agent/conf.d/laravel.d/ (create the laravel.d folder if it doesn't exist) :

   1. Logging only php-cli
   2. Logging only php-fpm
   3. Logging php-fpm and php-cli

6. Restart your DataDog Agent and watch your result here.

Notes: At this time the source metadata from the DataDogFormatter is not taken care by DataDog so that's why we are specifying it in the /etc/datadog-agent/conf.d/laravel.d/conf.yaml file.

2) How to use in API Style

1. Please fill in your .env the following values (How to obtain ApiKey ?) :

DATADOG_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY" DATADOG_REGION="eu|us" // Default to eu if no value provided DATADOG_LEVEL="info" // Default to info if no value provided DATADOG_BUBBLE=true // Default to true if no value provided

2. And finally add LOG_CHANNEL="datadog-api" in your .env file OR include datadog-api channel into your stack log channel.

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License

The Laravel DataDog Logger is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

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