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Create and manage APM service remapping rules — rewrite service names at ingestion time to collapse noisy inferred entities, clean up auto-generated names, handle org renames, or normalize naming conventions. Use for any request involving service renaming, service mapping, inferr
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Create and manage APM service remapping rules — rewrite service names at ingestion time to collapse noisy inferred entities, clean up auto-generated names, handle org renames, or normalize naming conventions. Use for any request involving service renaming, service mapping, inferred service cleanup, peer.service normalization, or collapsing fragmented service names.
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APM Service Remapping
Before acting: Surface an impact preview (monitors/dashboards referencing the old service name) before presenting the planned rule. For inferred-entity remaps, also confirm
peer.serviceis set on outbound spans. Variables from## Context to resolve before actingcan be gathered alongside that preview rather than blocking it.
How Service Remapping Works — Domain Knowledge
Read this before building any rule. It gives you the mental model to construct the right filter and catch edge cases.
What remapping does: A rule intercepts telemetry at ingestion time and rewrites the service name before indexing. A rule says: "for any entity matching this filter, replace its service name with this new value."
Two entity types — pick the right one:
| Entity type | rule_type integer | What it targets |
|---|---|---|
| SERVICE | 0 | Instrumented services — have spans with an explicit service tag set by a tracer |
| INFERRED_ENTITY | 1 | Auto-detected from outbound calls — named from peer.service. Requires peer.service to be set on outbound spans (see prerequisite below). |
Prerequisite for inferred entity remapping — peer.service must be set:
Inferred entity remapping only works when the tracer sets peer.service on outbound spans. Without it, entities are keyed by peer.hostname and remapping rules will not apply.
To enable this, set the following env var on the instrumented service (not the downstream dependency):
DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true
This makes the ddtrace tracer automatically propagate peer.service from peer.hostname on outbound HTTP, gRPC, and database calls. Without this, pup traces search will show spans with peer.hostname but no peer.service, and no service remapping rule will match.
To verify peer.service is being set before building a rule:
pup traces search --query "@peer.service:<ENTITY_NAME>" --from 15m --limit 5
If zero results — the tracer is not setting peer.service. Ask the user to add DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true to their service's environment and redeploy before continuing.
Filter syntax — a standard Datadog event-grammar query string:
| Goal | Filter |
|---|---|
| Exact service match | service:payments |
| All services with a prefix | service:deploy-test* |
| All services with a suffix | service:*.tropos |
| All services containing a string | service:*payments* |
| All inferred services under a domain | peer.service:*.shopify.com |
| Service in one environment only | service:payments AND env:prod |
| Multiple possible values | service:(payments OR billing) |
Supported operations only: The above forms — exact match, wildcards,
AND/OR— are the only accepted operations. More advanced query syntax (CIDR ranges, numeric comparisons, fuzzy matching, etc.) is not supported and will be rejected by the API with a filter syntax error.
New name syntax — the value field in rewrite_tag_rules:
| Form | Example | Use for |
|---|---|---|
| Static string | my-service | Every matched entity gets exactly this name |
| Tag interpolation | {{service}} | Substitute the full value of a tag |
| Tag + regex capture | {{service|^(.+?)\..*$}} | Extract part of a tag value (non-greedy capture) |
Regex constraints for {{tag\|regex}}:
- Maximum 1 capture group per expression
- No greedy quantifiers inside capture groups — use non-greedy variants:
(.+?)not(.+),(.*?)not(.*) - Quantifiers on capture groups themselves (e.g.
(foo)+) are not allowed - No capture group → the entire match is used as the replacement value
- Capture group spanning the entire match (e.g.
^(.*)$) is currently rejected by the UI and will soon be rejected by the API — if you want the full tag value, use tag interpolation ({{service}}) instead of a regex
Five remapping patterns:
| Pattern | User says… | Filter example | New name example |
|---|---|---|---|
| N:1 group | "These N services are all the same thing" | peer.service:*.shopify.com | shopify |
| Strip suffix/prefix | "The name has junk at the end/start" | service:*.tropos | {{service|^(.+?)\..*$}} |
| 1:1 rename | "We renamed this service and Datadog needs to match" | service:old-auth-service | auth-service |
| Env split | "I want separate services per env but they all have the same name" | service:my-service AND env:prod | my-service-prod |
| Prefix normalization | "All services should start with an env or team name" | service:payments* | {{env}}-{{service}} |
Triggers
Invoke this skill when the user wants to:
- Rename a service in Datadog without re-instrumenting
- Collapse multiple inferred service names into one (e.g. many
api.shopify.com/*variants →shopify) - Strip environment suffixes, version tags, or deployment metadata baked into service names
- Normalize
peer.servicenames to something meaningful - Rename a service after an org change, product rebrand, or migration
- Split a single service into per-env variants (
my-service+env:prod→my-service-prod) - List, review, or delete existing service remapping rules
Do NOT invoke this skill if:
- The user wants to rename the service in their application code — that requires a tracer config change (
DD_SERVICE), not a remapping rule - The user wants to correlate telemetry across infrastructure tags — that is the "Correlate telemetry" action type in the UI, not remapping
Prerequisites
pup-cli: check, install, and authenticate
Claude runs
pup --version
If not found:
Claude runs
brew tap datadog-labs/pack
brew install pup
Check auth:
pup auth status
If not authenticated:
Claude runs
pup auth login
This opens a browser tab for OAuth. Complete the login there — Claude will continue once the command exits.
Credentials for write operations
pup apm service-remapping list and get work with OAuth. Create, update, and delete require API keys (DD_API_KEY, DD_APP_KEY, DD_SITE) until apm_service_renaming_write is added to pup's OAuth scopes.
Claude runs
echo "DD_API_KEY set: $([ -n "${DD_API_KEY:-}" ] && echo yes || echo no)"
echo "DD_APP_KEY set: $([ -n "${DD_APP_KEY:-}" ] && echo yes || echo no)"
echo "DD_SITE: ${DD_SITE:-not set (defaulting to datadoghq.com)}"
If any are missing and you need to create/update/delete rules:
What you need to do in a terminal
export DD_API_KEY=<your-api-key>
export DD_APP_KEY=<your-app-key>
export DD_SITE=datadoghq.com # adjust for your site
Common sites:
datadoghq.com(US1),datadoghq.eu(EU1),us3.datadoghq.com,us5.datadoghq.com,ap1.datadoghq.com
Wait for the user to set credentials, then re-run the check above before continuing.
Context to resolve before acting
| Variable | How to resolve |
|---|---|
ENV | Required before creating the rule (Step 4). Ask the user — do NOT assume prod. Read-only verification and impact preview do not need ENV and should run first. |
ORIGINAL_SERVICE | Current service name(s) to remap — discover with pup apm services list or ask the user |
ENTITY_TYPE | Instrumented service (rule_type: 0) or inferred entity (rule_type: 1)? Ask if unclear — see Domain Knowledge |
TARGET_NAME | The desired new service name — ask the user |
PATTERN | Which pattern applies — identify from the user's description (see Domain Knowledge above) |
Step 0: Discover Current Service Names
If the user hasn't specified exact names to remap, discover what exists first:
Claude runs
pup apm services list --from 1h # use --env <ENV> to target a single environment
pup traces search --query "service:<PARTIAL_NAME>" --from 1h --limit 20
Use the output to help the user identify exact service names. Ask the user to confirm which names they want remapped before proceeding.
Step 1: Build the Rule
Work through each component before writing any JSON.
1a. Check for integration override names
Some service names (e.g. grpc-client, net/http, aws.s3, redis) are integration-generated overrides — the tracer auto-tags spans with them based on the library being used, not a user-set service tag. Remapping these with a service remapping rule is the wrong tool: the override is injected per-span by the integration, so the remapped name will keep re-appearing unless the override itself is removed.
How to detect: if the service name looks like a well-known integration name (single-word library names, <protocol>-<client> patterns, <vendor>.<resource> patterns), ask the user:
"The name
<SERVICE>looks like an integration override — a name the tracer sets automatically on spans from the<LIBRARY>integration, not a user-configured service name. Service remapping won't stick here because the override is re-applied on every span. The right fix is integration override removal, which strips these auto-names so the parent service's name propagates instead. This is currently only configurable in the Datadog UI under APM → Setup → Service Remapping → Integration Override Removal. Do you want to handle it there, or proceed with a remapping rule anyway?"
If the user confirms it is an integration override, stop here and direct them to the UI. Do not create a remapping rule.
1b. Entity type
[DECISION: entity type — ask the user if unclear]
- Does the service appear because a tracer explicitly set its
servicetag? →rule_type: 0(SERVICE) - Does it appear in the service map from outbound calls (e.g. a database, queue, or external API)? →
rule_type: 1(INFERRED_ENTITY)
If the user wants to remap an inferred entity, verify peer.service is set before proceeding — see the prerequisite in Domain Knowledge. If it is not set, stop and ask the user to enable DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true first.
1c. Filter
Write a single event-grammar query string targeting the service(s) to remap. Use the filter syntax and pattern table in Domain Knowledge to pick the right form. State the filter expression verbatim in the planned-rule preview (Step 3) — it is the user's primary way to verify the rule will match the intended entities, and they cannot evaluate the rule without it.
1d. New name (value)
Use the new name syntax and regex table in Domain Knowledge to pick the right form. For regex values, apply the constraints listed there.
1e. Rule name
Suggest a descriptive name. Examples:
collapse-shopify-inferred-servicesstrip-tropos-suffixrename-old-auth-to-auth-serviceenv-split-my-service-prod
Step 2: Preview Impact
Before constructing the JSON, check what will be affected:
Claude runs
# Confirm telemetry exists for the targeted service (zero spans = wrong query or wrong env)
pup traces search --query "service:<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>" --from 15m --limit 5
# Check for monitors referencing the old service name
pup monitors list | grep -i "<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>"
# Check for dashboards referencing the old service name
pup dashboards list | grep -i "<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>"
# List existing service remapping rules that may conflic
Metadatos del archivo
name: service-remapping description: Create and manage APM service remapping rules — rewrite service names at ingestion time to collapse noisy inferred entities, clean up auto-generated names, handle org renames, or normalize naming conventions. Use for any request involving service renaming, service mapping, inferred service cleanup, peer.service normalization, or collapsing fragmented service names. metadata: version: "1.0.0" author: datadog-labs repository: https://github.com/datadog-labs/agent-skills tags: datadog,apm,service-remapping,service-naming,inferred-services,peer-service alwaysApply: "false" tools: pup
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---
name: service-remapping
description: Create and manage APM service remapping rules — rewrite service names at ingestion time to collapse noisy inferred entities, clean up auto-generated names, handle org renames, or normalize naming conventions. Use for any request involving service renaming, service mapping, inferred service cleanup, peer.service normalization, or collapsing fragmented service names.
metadata:
version: "1.0.0"
author: datadog-labs
repository: https://github.com/datadog-labs/agent-skills
tags: datadog,apm,service-remapping,service-naming,inferred-services,peer-service
alwaysApply: "false"
tools: pup
---
# APM Service Remapping
> **Before acting:** Surface an impact preview (monitors/dashboards referencing the old service name) before presenting the planned rule. For inferred-entity remaps, also confirm `peer.service` is set on outbound spans. Variables from `## Context to resolve before acting` can be gathered alongside that preview rather than blocking it.
---
## How Service Remapping Works — Domain Knowledge
Read this before building any rule. It gives you the mental model to construct the right filter and catch edge cases.
**What remapping does:** A rule intercepts telemetry at ingestion time and rewrites the service name before indexing. A rule says: "for any entity matching this filter, replace its service name with this new value."
**Two entity types — pick the right one:**
| Entity type | `rule_type` integer | What it targets |
|---|---|---|
| **SERVICE** | `0` | Instrumented services — have spans with an explicit `service` tag set by a tracer |
| **INFERRED_ENTITY** | `1` | Auto-detected from outbound calls — named from `peer.service`. **Requires `peer.service` to be set on outbound spans** (see prerequisite below). |
**Prerequisite for inferred entity remapping — `peer.service` must be set:**
Inferred entity remapping only works when the tracer sets `peer.service` on outbound spans. Without it, entities are keyed by `peer.hostname` and remapping rules will not apply.
To enable this, set the following env var on the **instrumented service** (not the downstream dependency):
```bash
DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true
```
This makes the ddtrace tracer automatically propagate `peer.service` from `peer.hostname` on outbound HTTP, gRPC, and database calls. Without this, `pup traces search` will show spans with `peer.hostname` but no `peer.service`, and no service remapping rule will match.
To verify `peer.service` is being set before building a rule:
```bash
pup traces search --query "@peer.service:<ENTITY_NAME>" --from 15m --limit 5
```
If zero results — the tracer is not setting `peer.service`. Ask the user to add `DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true` to their service's environment and redeploy before continuing.
**Filter syntax** — a standard Datadog event-grammar query string:
| Goal | Filter |
|---|---|
| Exact service match | `service:payments` |
| All services with a prefix | `service:deploy-test*` |
| All services with a suffix | `service:*.tropos` |
| All services containing a string | `service:*payments*` |
| All inferred services under a domain | `peer.service:*.shopify.com` |
| Service in one environment only | `service:payments AND env:prod` |
| Multiple possible values | `service:(payments OR billing)` |
> **Supported operations only:** The above forms — exact match, wildcards, `AND`/`OR` — are the only accepted operations. More advanced query syntax (CIDR ranges, numeric comparisons, fuzzy matching, etc.) is not supported and will be rejected by the API with a filter syntax error.
**New name syntax** — the `value` field in `rewrite_tag_rules`:
| Form | Example | Use for |
|---|---|---|
| Static string | `my-service` | Every matched entity gets exactly this name |
| Tag interpolation | `{{service}}` | Substitute the full value of a tag |
| Tag + regex capture | `{{service\|^(.+?)\..*$}}` | Extract part of a tag value (non-greedy capture) |
**Regex constraints for `{{tag\|regex}}`:**
- Maximum **1 capture group** per expression
- **No greedy quantifiers inside capture groups** — use non-greedy variants: `(.+?)` not `(.+)`, `(.*?)` not `(.*)`
- Quantifiers on capture groups themselves (e.g. `(foo)+`) are not allowed
- **No capture group** → the entire match is used as the replacement value
- **Capture group spanning the entire match** (e.g. `^(.*)$`) is currently rejected by the UI and will soon be rejected by the API — if you want the full tag value, use tag interpolation (`{{service}}`) instead of a regex
**Five remapping patterns:**
| Pattern | User says… | Filter example | New name example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **N:1 group** | "These N services are all the same thing" | `peer.service:*.shopify.com` | `shopify` |
| **Strip suffix/prefix** | "The name has junk at the end/start" | `service:*.tropos` | `{{service\|^(.+?)\..*$}}` |
| **1:1 rename** | "We renamed this service and Datadog needs to match" | `service:old-auth-service` | `auth-service` |
| **Env split** | "I want separate services per env but they all have the same name" | `service:my-service AND env:prod` | `my-service-prod` |
| **Prefix normalization** | "All services should start with an env or team name" | `service:payments*` | `{{env}}-{{service}}` |
---
## Triggers
Invoke this skill when the user wants to:
- Rename a service in Datadog without re-instrumenting
- Collapse multiple inferred service names into one (e.g. many `api.shopify.com/*` variants → `shopify`)
- Strip environment suffixes, version tags, or deployment metadata baked into service names
- Normalize `peer.service` names to something meaningful
- Rename a service after an org change, product rebrand, or migration
- Split a single service into per-env variants (`my-service` + `env:prod` → `my-service-prod`)
- List, review, or delete existing service remapping rules
Do NOT invoke this skill if:
- The user wants to rename the service in their application code — that requires a tracer config change (`DD_SERVICE`), not a remapping rule
- The user wants to correlate telemetry across infrastructure tags — that is the "Correlate telemetry" action type in the UI, not remapping
---
## Prerequisites
### pup-cli: check, install, and authenticate
### Claude runs
```bash
pup --version
```
If not found:
### Claude runs
```bash
brew tap datadog-labs/pack
brew install pup
```
Check auth:
```bash
pup auth status
```
If not authenticated:
### Claude runs
```bash
pup auth login
```
> This opens a browser tab for OAuth. Complete the login there — Claude will continue once the command exits.
### Credentials for write operations
`pup apm service-remapping list` and `get` work with OAuth. Create, update, and delete require API keys (`DD_API_KEY`, `DD_APP_KEY`, `DD_SITE`) until `apm_service_renaming_write` is added to pup's OAuth scopes.
### Claude runs
```bash
echo "DD_API_KEY set: $([ -n "${DD_API_KEY:-}" ] && echo yes || echo no)"
echo "DD_APP_KEY set: $([ -n "${DD_APP_KEY:-}" ] && echo yes || echo no)"
echo "DD_SITE: ${DD_SITE:-not set (defaulting to datadoghq.com)}"
```
If any are missing and you need to create/update/delete rules:
### What you need to do in a terminal
```bash
export DD_API_KEY=<your-api-key>
export DD_APP_KEY=<your-app-key>
export DD_SITE=datadoghq.com # adjust for your site
```
> Common sites: `datadoghq.com` (US1), `datadoghq.eu` (EU1), `us3.datadoghq.com`, `us5.datadoghq.com`, `ap1.datadoghq.com`
Wait for the user to set credentials, then re-run the check above before continuing.
---
## Context to resolve before acting
| Variable | How to resolve |
|---|---|
| `ENV` | Required before creating the rule (Step 4). Ask the user — do NOT assume `prod`. Read-only verification and impact preview do not need `ENV` and should run first. |
| `ORIGINAL_SERVICE` | Current service name(s) to remap — discover with `pup apm services list` or ask the user |
| `ENTITY_TYPE` | Instrumented service (`rule_type: 0`) or inferred entity (`rule_type: 1`)? Ask if unclear — see Domain Knowledge |
| `TARGET_NAME` | The desired new service name — ask the user |
| `PATTERN` | Which pattern applies — identify from the user's description (see Domain Knowledge above) |
---
## Step 0: Discover Current Service Names
If the user hasn't specified exact names to remap, discover what exists first:
### Claude runs
```bash
pup apm services list --from 1h # use --env <ENV> to target a single environment
pup traces search --query "service:<PARTIAL_NAME>" --from 1h --limit 20
```
Use the output to help the user identify exact service names. Ask the user to confirm which names they want remapped before proceeding.
---
## Step 1: Build the Rule
Work through each component before writing any JSON.
### 1a. Check for integration override names
Some service names (e.g. `grpc-client`, `net/http`, `aws.s3`, `redis`) are **integration-generated overrides** — the tracer auto-tags spans with them based on the library being used, not a user-set `service` tag. Remapping these with a service remapping rule is the wrong tool: the override is injected per-span by the integration, so the remapped name will keep re-appearing unless the override itself is removed.
**How to detect:** if the service name looks like a well-known integration name (single-word library names, `<protocol>-<client>` patterns, `<vendor>.<resource>` patterns), ask the user:
> *"The name `<SERVICE>` looks like an integration override — a name the tracer sets automatically on spans from the `<LIBRARY>` integration, not a user-configured service name. Service remapping won't stick here because the override is re-applied on every span. The right fix is **integration override removal**, which strips these auto-names so the parent service's name propagates instead. This is currently only configurable in the Datadog UI under APM → Setup → Service Remapping → Integration Override Removal. Do you want to handle it there, or proceed with a remapping rule anyway?"*
If the user confirms it is an integration override, stop here and direct them to the UI. Do not create a remapping rule.
### 1b. Entity type
[DECISION: entity type — ask the user if unclear]
- Does the service appear because a tracer explicitly set its `service` tag? → `rule_type: 0` (SERVICE)
- Does it appear in the service map from outbound calls (e.g. a database, queue, or external API)? → `rule_type: 1` (INFERRED_ENTITY)
If the user wants to remap an inferred entity, verify `peer.service` is set before proceeding — see the prerequisite in Domain Knowledge. If it is not set, stop and ask the user to enable `DD_TRACE_PEER_SERVICE_DEFAULTS_ENABLED=true` first.
### 1c. Filter
Write a single event-grammar query string targeting the service(s) to remap. Use the filter syntax and pattern table in Domain Knowledge to pick the right form. **State the filter expression verbatim in the planned-rule preview (Step 3)** — it is the user's primary way to verify the rule will match the intended entities, and they cannot evaluate the rule without it.
### 1d. New name (`value`)
Use the new name syntax and regex table in Domain Knowledge to pick the right form. For regex values, apply the constraints listed there.
### 1e. Rule name
Suggest a descriptive name. Examples:
- `collapse-shopify-inferred-services`
- `strip-tropos-suffix`
- `rename-old-auth-to-auth-service`
- `env-split-my-service-prod`
---
## Step 2: Preview Impact
Before constructing the JSON, check what will be affected:
### Claude runs
```bash
# Confirm telemetry exists for the targeted service (zero spans = wrong query or wrong env)
pup traces search --query "service:<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>" --from 15m --limit 5
# Check for monitors referencing the old service name
pup monitors list | grep -i "<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>"
# Check for dashboards referencing the old service name
pup dashboards list | grep -i "<ORIGINAL_SERVICE>"
# List existing service remapping rules that may conflicRevisar el código fuente
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