Dashboard Import
If you're migrating from Datadog, you can import your existing dashboards into Moneat. The importer translates Datadog's dashboard JSON format into Moneat's native format, including widget types, metric queries, and template variables.
Importing a dashboard
- 1Export from DatadogIn your Datadog dashboard, click the gear icon → Export Dashboard JSON. Copy the JSON content.
- 2Open the import dialogIn Moneat, go to Dashboards and click Import. Paste the Datadog JSON into the editor.
- 3Review and saveMoneat translates widgets, metrics, and template variables automatically. Review any warnings, then save the imported dashboard.
Supported widget types
The importer maps Datadog widget types to their Moneat equivalents:
| Datadog Widget | Moneat Widget |
|---|---|
| Timeseries | Timeseries |
| Top List | Top List |
| Query Value | Stat |
| Table | Table |
| Heatmap | Heatmap |
| Distribution | Bar |
| Pie / Sunburst | Donut |
| Note / Free Text | Text |
Metric translation
Datadog metric namespaces are automatically mapped to Moneat's metric system:
- System metrics -
system.cpu.*,system.mem.*,system.disk.*,system.net.* - Trace metrics -
trace.*APM metrics - Log metrics -
logs.*log-based metrics - Container metrics -
container.*,docker.*metrics - Network metrics -
network.*flow metrics
Template variables
Datadog template variables (like $env, $service, $host) are preserved during import and mapped to Moneat's variable system. You can edit them after import in the dashboard settings.
Some Datadog-specific widgets or custom metric queries may not have a direct equivalent. The importer will flag these with warnings so you can adjust them manually after import.