Daily morning health roll-call
Every morning Zaira checks latency, error rate, key monitors, and host counts and posts a one-line verdict — “all green” or “these 3 monitors are over their targets” — to your Slack channel.
Connect Datadog to Zaira in one click and get your whole observability stack in your AI assistant. Ask “is the app healthy?” in plain language, and put daily health roll-calls, weekly reliability reports, and error-spike alerts on autopilot — no code, nothing to build.
The full Datadog observability stack in one conversation — dashboards, monitors, logs, metrics, and APM tracing — no code, read-only.
Zaira brings Datadog to where you work — daily health roll-calls, reliability digests, incident roundups, and error-spike alerts on autopilot.
Every morning Zaira checks latency, error rate, key monitors, and host counts and posts a one-line verdict — “all green” or “these 3 monitors are over their targets” — to your Slack channel.
Each week Zaira reads your monitors, incidents, and events and files a plain-English report for your team: what triggered, what resolved, what broke, and service health.
When an incident resolves, Zaira summarizes what happened, the impact, and what's still open — delivered to Slack, email, or a postmortem Doc before anyone has to write it.
Zaira compares error logs against the same window yesterday and flags unusual spikes in a service — with the top messages — before they become an outage.
Why did checkout time out?” — Zaira walks the traces and spans, then attaches a plain-English explanation of where the slowness came from to the incident.
Connect Datadog in one click, put monitoring on autopilot, and watch health roll-calls and alerts delivered to Slack and Docs — no code.
Sign in with your Datadog account (OAuth) and Zaira wires up the official Datadog MCP server for you — no code, no config files, nothing to build.
Tell Zaira what to watch and when — daily health roll-calls and weekly reliability reports to Slack or email, incident roundups, and error-spike alerts on a schedule.
Daily health roll-calls and weekly reliability reports land in Slack or email before standup — with error spikes and incident roundups surfaced on schedule. Ask “is the app healthy?” anytime. Outages get caught before anyone notices.
Everything you need to know about connecting Datadog to Zaira.
No. The Datadog AI integration from Zaira works with zero code. You sign in with your Datadog account in one click (OAuth) and Zaira wires up the official Datadog MCP server for you — no code, no config files, nothing to build. Your Datadog admin may need to grant the MCP Read permission to your role first, a one-time setting. After that you just ask in plain language.
Zaira can read your logs, metrics, traces, dashboards, monitors, incidents, and host health — and act on them — posting daily health roll-calls, weekly reliability reports, incident roundups, and error-spike alerts to your Slack, email, Docs, or Sheets.
Yes. Tell Zaira what to watch and when — a morning health roll-call, a weekly reliability digest, an instant alert whenever error logs spike. Both run automatically, nothing to build or maintain.
Bits AI lives inside Datadog (or its incident Slack channels) and is built for SRE-style investigation, while Scheduled Reports email recurring PDFs of dashboards. Zaira reads the same data and delivers plain-English summaries to the whole team wherever they work — Slack, email, Docs, and Sheets — without any dashboard-watching or query building.
Datadog's official MCP server is on-demand: you open a chat, ask a question, and it answers — but nothing watches your systems, nothing runs on a schedule, and setup involves role permissions and site endpoints. Zaira connects once (the same official server, wired for you), then adds the watching, scheduling, and delivery that MCP doesn't have.
The integration is read-focused — metrics, logs, traces, monitors, incidents, and hosts. Zaira reads, summarizes, and reports; actions like creating monitors or muting hosts stay in Datadog.
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