This check watches for build-related events and sends them to Datadog.
Unlike most Agent checks, this one doesn't collect any metrics—just events.
The Teamcity check is packaged with the Agent, so simply install the Agent on your Teamcity servers.
Follow Teamcity's documentation to enable Guest Login.
Create a file teamcity.yaml in the Agent's conf.d directory. See the sample teamcity.yaml for all available configuration options:
init_config:
instances:
- name: My Website
server: teamcity.mycompany.com
# server: user:password@teamcity.mycompany.com # if you set basic_http_authentication to true
# basic_http_authentication: true # default is false
build_configuration: MyWebsite_Deploy # the internal build ID of the build configuration you wish to track
# host_affected: msicalweb6 # defaults to hostname of the Agent's host
# is_deployment: true # causes events to use the word 'deployment' in their messaging
# ssl_validation: false # default is true
# tags: # add custom tags to events
# - test
Add an item like the above to instances for each build configuration you want to track.
Restart the Agent to start collecting and sending Teamcity events to Datadog.
Run the Agent's status subcommand and look for teamcity under the Checks section.
The Teamcity check does not include any metric at this time.
All Teamcity events are forwared to your Datadog application.
The Teamcity check does not include any service check at this time.
Need help? Contact Datadog Support.