Using dogshell with keys supplied in env variables doesn't work for datadoghq.eu

[janorn]

If you try to supply API and APP keys via env variables in a container and your Datadog site is datadoghq.eu it will fail.
This is due to dogshell lacking a site config parameter or environment variable.

I have tried a workaround by supplying the site config in a dogrc file while the KEYs via env variables.
However due to this code the dogrc file will never be used if you supply keys via env variables.

datadogpy/datadog/dogshell/common.py

Lines 49 to 56 in ec571f6

	if api_key is not None and app_key is not None:
	self["api_key"] = api_key
	self["app_key"] = app_key
	else:
	if os.access(config_file, os.F_OK):
	config.read(config_file)
	if not config.has_section("Connection"):
	report_errors({"errors": ["%s has no [Connection] section" % config_file]})

Adding the keys to a config file in the container is not a viable solution.

[janorn]

Just to clarify. It does not "fail" with an error. But the posted data ends up in datadoghq.com. Or somewhere in binary space. No error message.

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[aquiladayc]

@janorn Hey, would you try this? It worked for me.
export DATADOG_HOST=https://api.datadoghq.eu/ and run dog commmand.

[janorn]

Seems to work

(dogshell) root@laptop:~# env | grep DATADOG
DATADOG_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
DATADOG_APP_KEY=YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
DATADOG_HOST=https://api.datadoghq.eu/
(dogshell) root@laptop:~# dogshell search query test
metrics synthetics.test_runs
metrics datadog.estimated_usage.synthetics.api_test_runs
metrics synthetics.pl.worker.pulled_tests
metrics synthetics.browser.test_duration
metrics datadog.estimated_usage.synthetics.browser_test_runs

However it doesn't seem to work with --site.

(dogshell) root@laptop:~# env | grep DATADOG
(dogshell) root@laptop:~# dogshell --api-key XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX--application-key YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY--site https://api.datadoghq.eu/ search query test
usage: dogshell [-h] [--config CONFIG] [--api-key API_KEY] [--application-key APP_KEY] [--pretty] [--raw] [--timeout TIMEOUT] [-v]  {comment,search,metric,tag,event,monitor,timeboard,dashboard,screenboard,dashboard_list,host,downtime,service_check,service_level_objective} ...
dogshell: error: argument mode: invalid choice: 'https://api.datadoghq.eu/' (choose from 'comment', 'search', 'metric', 'tag', 'event', 'monitor', 'timeboard', 'dashboard', 'screenboard', 'dashboard_list', 'host', 'downtime', 'service_check', 'service_level_objective')

[therve]

Hi, are you using a git version? The --site option has been merged but not released.

[janorn]

No didn't try the git version.

[therve]

This has been released with 0.43, let us know if it doesn't work for you, thanks.