.agents/skills/datadog-query-recipes/references/environments.md
Langfuse production deploys cover these environments and services. The deploy
matrix is defined in .github/workflows/deploy.yml.
| Environment | Primary Datadog site | Common services |
|---|---|---|
prod-us | US, datadoghq.com | web, web-ingestion, web-iso, worker, worker-cpu |
prod-eu | EU, datadoghq.eu | web, web-ingestion, web-iso, worker, worker-cpu |
prod-hipaa | US, datadoghq.com | web, web-ingestion, web-iso, worker, worker-cpu |
prod-jp | US, datadoghq.com | web, web-ingestion, web-iso, worker, worker-cpu |
The site mapping is a starting point, not proof. For cross-region research, run a small count or facet query on both Datadog sites before saying an environment has no data.
Use these as first-pass filters, then add the subsystem-specific route, queue, tenant, or error facets.
env:prod-us
env:prod-eu
env:prod-hipaa
env:prod-jp
env:<env> (service:web OR service:web-ingestion OR service:web-iso)
env:<env> (service:worker OR service:worker-cpu)
For HTTP routes, start with service:web or service:web-ingestion depending
on the endpoint. For queue consumers, start with service:worker and
service:worker-cpu.
When a query returns zero:
env, service, and route/resource.env and service.