auth0 logs streams update datadog
Build interactive dashboards and get alerted on critical issues.
To update interactively, use auth0 logs streams create datadog
with no arguments.
To update non-interactively, supply the log stream name and other information through the flags.
Usage
auth0 logs streams update datadog [flags]
Examples
auth0 logs streams update datadog
auth0 logs streams update datadog <log-stream-id> --name <name>
auth0 logs streams update datadog <log-stream-id> --name <name> --region <region>
auth0 logs streams update datadog <log-stream-id> --name <name> --region <region> --api-key <api-key>
auth0 logs streams update datadog <log-stream-id> -n <name> -r <region> -k <api-key>
auth0 logs streams update datadog <log-stream-id> -n mylogstream -r eu -k 121233123455 --json
Flags
-k, --api-key string Datadog API Key. To obtain a key, see the Datadog Authentication documentation (https://docs.datadoghq.com/api/latest/authentication).
--json Output in json format.
-n, --name string The name of the log stream.
-r, --region string The region in which the datadog dashboard is created.
If you are in the datadog EU site ('app.datadoghq.eu'), the Region should be EU otherwise it should be US.
Inherited Flags
--debug Enable debug mode.
--no-color Disable colors.
--no-input Disable interactivity.
--tenant string Specific tenant to use.
Related Commands
- auth0 logs streams update datadog - Update an existing Datadog log stream
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- auth0 logs streams update http - Update an existing Custom Webhook log stream
- auth0 logs streams update splunk - Update an existing Splunk log stream
- auth0 logs streams update sumo - Update an existing Sumo Logic log stream