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@webframp/datadog/dorav2026.07.20.11· 5d agoMODELS
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Datadog DORA Metrics — deployment frequency, lead time, MTTR, and change failure rate

02Release Notes

2026.07.20.11

Added: Initial code-generated release of @webframp/datadog/dora with 9 methods covering the Datadog dora API surface.

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@webframp/datadog/dorav2026.07.20.11datadog/dora.ts

Global Arguments

ArgumentTypeDescription
apiKeystringDatadog API key (DD-API-KEY)
appKeystringDatadog application key (DD-APPLICATION-KEY)
siteenumDatadog site
fn create_dora_deployment(custom_tags?: unknown, env?: string, finished_at: number, git?: unknown, service: string, started_at: number, team?: string, version?: string)
Send a deployment event
ArgumentTypeDescription
custom_tags?unknown
env?stringEnvironment name to where the service was deployed.
finished_atnumberUnix timestamp when the deployment finished. It must be in nanoseconds, milli...
git?unknown
servicestringService name.
started_atnumberUnix timestamp when the deployment started. It must be in nanoseconds, millis...
team?stringName of the team owning the deployed service. If not provided, this is automa...
version?string
fn delete_dora_deployment(deployment_id: string)
Delete a deployment event
ArgumentTypeDescription
deployment_idstringThe ID of the deployment event to delete.
fn list_dora_deployments(from?: string, limit?: number, query?: string, sort?: string, to?: string)
Get a list of deployment events
ArgumentTypeDescription
from?stringMinimum timestamp for requested events.
limit?numberMaximum number of events in the response.
query?stringSearch query with event platform syntax.
sort?stringSort order (prefixed with `-` for descending).
to?stringMaximum timestamp for requested events.
fn get_dora_deployment(deployment_id: string)
Get a deployment event
ArgumentTypeDescription
deployment_idstringThe ID of the deployment event.
fn patch_dora_deployment(deployment_id: string, change_failure?: boolean, remediation?: unknown)
Patch a deployment event
ArgumentTypeDescription
deployment_idstringThe ID of the deployment event.
change_failure?booleanIndicates whether the deployment resulted in a change failure.
remediation?unknown
fn create_dora_failure(custom_tags?: unknown, env?: string, finished_at?: number, git?: unknown, name?: string, services?: array, severity?: string, started_at: number, team?: string, version?: string)
Send an incident event
ArgumentTypeDescription
custom_tags?unknown
env?stringEnvironment name that was impacted by the incident.
finished_at?numberUnix timestamp when the incident finished. It must be in nanoseconds, millise...
git?unknown
name?stringIncident name.
services?arrayService names impacted by the incident. If possible, use names registered in ...
severity?stringIncident severity.
started_atnumberUnix timestamp when the incident started. It must be in nanoseconds, millisec...
team?stringName of the team owning the services impacted. If possible, use team handles ...
version?string
fn delete_dora_failure(failure_id: string)
Delete an incident event
ArgumentTypeDescription
failure_idstringThe ID of the incident event to delete.
fn list_dora_failures(from?: string, limit?: number, query?: string, sort?: string, to?: string)
Get a list of incident events
ArgumentTypeDescription
from?stringMinimum timestamp for requested events.
limit?numberMaximum number of events in the response.
query?stringSearch query with event platform syntax.
sort?stringSort order (prefixed with `-` for descending).
to?stringMaximum timestamp for requested events.
fn get_dora_failure(failure_id: string)
Get an incident event
ArgumentTypeDescription
failure_idstringThe ID of the incident event.

Resources

dora_deployment(infinite)— Send a deployment event
dora_deployments(infinite)— Get a list of deployment events
patch_dora_deployment(infinite)— Patch a deployment event
dora_failure(infinite)— Send an incident event
dora_failures(infinite)— Get a list of incident events
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