pub struct DatadogEventsConfiguration {
pub max_payload_size: usize,
pub max_uncompressed_payload_size: usize,
pub compressor_kind: String,
pub zstd_level: i32,
pub log_payloads: bool,
}Expand description
Datadog Events incremental encoder.
Generates Datadog Events payloads for the Datadog platform.
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§max_payload_size: usizeMaximum compressed size, in bytes, of an events payload.
This uses the same generic event payload setting as the Datadog Agent. ADP sends events to
/api/v1/events_batch, so the effective value is clamped to that endpoint’s global intake limit of 3,200,000
bytes. If set to 0, every non-empty compressed payload exceeds the limit and is dropped during flush.
Defaults to 2,621,440 bytes.
max_uncompressed_payload_size: usizeMaximum uncompressed size, in bytes, of an events payload.
This uses the same generic event payload setting as the Datadog Agent. ADP sends events to
/api/v1/events_batch, so the effective value is clamped to that endpoint’s global intake limit of 62,914,560
bytes. Values smaller than the minimum endpoint framing size prevent the request builder from starting.
Defaults to 4,194,304 bytes.
compressor_kind: StringCompression kind to use for the request payloads.
Defaults to zstd.
zstd_level: i32The compression level to use when zstd is the algorithm.
Ignored for algorithms other than zstd.
log_payloads: boolWhether to log event payload contents before encoding.
This logs decoded event objects, not the encoded HTTP body.
Defaults to false.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Debug for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl Debug for DatadogEventsConfiguration
Source§impl IncrementalEncoderBuilder for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl IncrementalEncoderBuilder for DatadogEventsConfiguration
Source§fn input_event_type(&self) -> EventType
fn input_event_type(&self) -> EventType
Source§fn output_payload_type(&self) -> PayloadType
fn output_payload_type(&self) -> PayloadType
Source§impl MemoryBounds for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl MemoryBounds for DatadogEventsConfiguration
Source§fn specify_bounds(&self, builder: &mut MemoryBoundsBuilder<'_>)
fn specify_bounds(&self, builder: &mut MemoryBoundsBuilder<'_>)
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impl Freeze for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl RefUnwindSafe for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl Send for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl Sync for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl Unpin for DatadogEventsConfiguration
impl UnwindSafe for DatadogEventsConfiguration
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