Added ability to specify global tags as part of configuration #3
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@yannmh Any chance this could be rebased and pulled? |
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Adding it to the |
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Hey This looks incredibly useful for environment as well to specify globally available data for our application (like version number) that isnt available on the agent level. Would it be possible to get this pulled into the official datadog integration? Thx. |
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@yannmh Do we have a schedule for 3.1? Should we ask for a rebase here? |
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something new here ? 3.1 was released but without this PR |
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Apologies for the delay here. |
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In our environment we only want to run a single instance of the DogStatsD agent. We then need to configure each server to tag their stats as being related to a particular host so that we can filter and graph across hosts. This pull request allows you to set a tag at config time that will be applied to all stats. We are adding a tag called hosts with a value of Naming.CurrentHostName so that all stats are tagged with this.