How to add Datadog logging to a Webflow Cloud app that already uses Sentry
Blog post from Webflow
Webflow Cloud apps, running as Cloudflare Workers, require robust error tracking and monitoring to address uncaught exceptions effectively, where a combination of Sentry and Datadog provides comprehensive observability. While Sentry captures unhandled exceptions with detailed stack traces, Datadog facilitates continuous operational visibility through structured logs from Route Handlers. This setup involves configuring Sentry with Next.js and leveraging Datadog's HTTP log intake API to accommodate Webflow Cloud's edge runtime. The guide emphasizes the importance of setting up a Webflow Cloud project with a Next.js app, ensuring the correct integration of Sentry and Datadog, including obtaining necessary API keys and configuring environment variables. Additionally, it provides troubleshooting tips for common issues such as mismatched region settings and missing instrumentation exports, and suggests extending observability by adding user context to errors and utilizing correlation IDs for comprehensive request tracking.
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