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WalkthroughThe documentation for the Datadog logs toolset was updated to include a new section about configuring a Kubernetes cluster label. This addition describes how to route alert investigations to the correct cluster in multi-cluster environments by labeling the Datadog monitoring agent configuration accordingly, and provides an illustrative image. Changes
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72-78: Unify brand capitalization (“Datadog” vs. “DataDog”).Throughout the doc (header lines 3–10, configuration sections, etc.) the brand is written “Datadog”.
The new heading and sentence switch to “DataDog”, which introduces inconsistency.-DataDog Kubernetes cluster label +Datadog Kubernetes cluster labeland
-Add the ``cluster`` label to your DataDog monitoring agent: +Add the ``cluster`` label to your Datadog monitoring agent:
76-77: Minor wording & hyphenation fixes for clarity.-In multi cluster environments, HolmesGPT will route alerts investigations to the Kubernetes cluster the alert is firing on. +In multi-cluster environments, HolmesGPT routes alert investigations to the Kubernetes cluster where the alert is firing.
78-82: Provide text-based configuration example + alt text for accessibility.Relying solely on a screenshot makes the docs less accessible (screen readers, diff-friendly, copy-paste).
Consider embedding a short YAML/helm snippet and adding an:alt:attribute.Example diff:
- .. image:: /images/datadog-cluster-label.png - :width: 1000 - :align: center + .. code-block:: yaml + + # datadog-values.yaml + clusterAgent: + tags: + - "cluster:${CLUSTER_NAME}" # Datadog ‘cluster’ label + + .. image:: /images/datadog-cluster-label.png + :alt: Screenshot showing the cluster label field in the Datadog UI + :width: 600 + :align: centerThis keeps the visual aid while giving users copy-pastable config and improving accessibility.
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