Visualize relationships across your on-premises network with the Device Topology Map
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Visualize relationships across your on-premises network with the Device Topology Map


Summary

This article details how to use Datadog's Reference Tables feature to import metadata from key platforms like Snowflake, Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Databricks. By enriching Datadog with this contextual information, users can improve observability, troubleshooting, and alerting by adding business logic and relevant details directly to their metrics and logs. Essentially, it bridges the gap between technical monitoring and business understanding within Datadog.
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