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163163 advanced_usage
164164 contributing
165165 release_notes
166+ troubleshooting
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ ===============
2+ Troubleshooting
3+ ===============
4+
5+ Traces not showing up in the app
6+ ================================
7+
8+ The most common reason for traces not being received by Datadog is an agent
9+ communication issue:
10+
11+ - Ensure the Datadog agent is running and reachable over the network if not on
12+ the same host.
13+ - Ensure that ``ddtrace `` is configured with the hostname and port of the
14+ agent. See :ref: `Configuration ` for the configuration variables.
15+
16+ To verify that a connection is being made to the agent, enable start-up logs
17+ with the environment variable ``DD_TRACE_STARTUP_LOGS=true ``. A diagnostic log
18+ that looks like ``DATADOG TRACER DIAGNOSTIC... `` will be displayed with the
19+ connection error if there is a problem connecting to the agent.
20+
21+
22+ Failed to send traces... ``ConnectionRefusedError ``
23+ ===================================================
24+
25+ ``Failed to send traces to Datadog Agent...: ConnectionRefusedError(111, 'Connection refused') ``
26+
27+ The Datadog Agent has a limit to the number of connections it can receive. This
28+ can be configured with the instructions here: https://docs.datadoghq.com/tracing/troubleshooting/agent_rate_limits/#max-connection-limit.
29+
30+
31+ Still having issues?
32+ ====================
33+
34+ If none of the above was able to resolve the issue then please reach out to
35+ Datadog support at
[email protected] . Or view the other support options
36+ listed here: https://www.datadoghq.com/support/.
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