If your network configuration restricted outbound traffic, proxy all Agent traffic through one or several hosts that have more permissive outbound policies.
A few options are available to send traffic to Datadog over SSL/TLS for hosts that are not directly connected to the Internet.
- Using a web proxy, such as Squid or Microsoft Web Proxy, that is already deployed to your network
- Using HAProxy (if you want to proxy more than 16-20 Agents through the same proxy)
- Using the Agent as a proxy (for up to 16 Agents per proxy, only on Agent v5 )
- Using Prometheus Pushgateway – Refer – https://openapm.io/landscape/collector/prometheus-push-gateway
Complete Reference – https://docs.datadoghq.com/agent/proxy/?tab=agentv6v7
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