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Most other integrations define at least a basic connectivity service check. For example, the Spark integration has checks like spark.resource_manager.can_connect, spark.application_master.can_connect, etc., which report OK/CRITICAL based on whether the Agent can reach the underlying service: https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/blob/master/spark/assets/service_checks.json
Is a similar can_connect-style service check planned for the Databricks integration? If so, is there a rough timeline or a tracking issue/PR I could follow? Thanks!
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Hi, I noticed that the Databricks integration's
databricks/assets/service_checks.jsonfile is currently empty ([]):https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/blob/master/databricks/assets/service_checks.json
Most other integrations define at least a basic connectivity service check. For example, the Spark integration has checks like
spark.resource_manager.can_connect,spark.application_master.can_connect, etc., which reportOK/CRITICALbased on whether the Agent can reach the underlying service:https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/blob/master/spark/assets/service_checks.json
Is a similar
can_connect-style service check planned for the Databricks integration? If so, is there a rough timeline or a tracking issue/PR I could follow? Thanks!All reactions