Datadog Agent is a powerful tool designed to collect metrics, logs, and traces from your infrastructure and applications. It provides real-time visibility into your systems, helping you monitor performance and troubleshoot issues efficiently. One of its capabilities is to collect metrics from Internet Information Services (IIS), a popular web server for hosting websites and applications on Windows servers.
When the Datadog Agent is not collecting IIS metrics, you may notice missing data in your dashboards or alerts related to IIS performance. This can hinder your ability to monitor the health and performance of your web applications hosted on IIS.
The primary reason for the Datadog Agent not collecting IIS metrics is that the IIS integration is not enabled or properly configured. Without this configuration, the Agent cannot gather the necessary data from IIS to send to Datadog.
Follow these steps to enable and configure IIS metrics collection in the Datadog Agent:
C:\ProgramData\Datadog\
.conf.d\iis.d\
directory. If it does not exist, create it.conf.yaml
within the iis.d
directory.conf.yaml
to enable IIS metrics collection:init_config:
instances:
- host: "."
tags:
- "environment:production"
net stop datadogagent && net start datadogagent
datadog-agent status
Look for the IIS integration in the output and verify that it is collecting metrics.
For more detailed information on configuring the Datadog Agent for IIS, refer to the official Datadog IIS Integration Documentation. If you encounter any issues, the Datadog Agent Troubleshooting Guide can also be a helpful resource.
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