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2026-03-17 · via Datadog | The Monitor blog

Modern organizations often operate from multiple locations. From retail stores to global enterprises, many companies rely on distributed wired and wireless networks to keep business-critical applications online. Aruba Central provides a centralized, cloud-based platform for managing that infrastructure at scale.

With Datadog’s Aruba Central integration, teams can monitor device health, performance metrics, and network usage across Aruba-managed infrastructure. The integration (now in Preview) provides centralized visibility into the health, performance, and usage of Aruba-managed access points and switches. By bringing Aruba Networking Central telemetry data into Datadog, teams can quickly correlate network issues with application and infrastructure signals across sites.

In this post, we’ll explore how the Aruba Central integration helps teams:

Monitor device health and availability

When engineers operate hundreds or thousands of access points and switches, even small configuration changes can have widespread impact. For example, a firmware rollout might introduce instability that becomes visible when devices begin to appear offline in your management console.

The Aruba Central integration surfaces device health and availability metrics directly in Datadog’s out-of-the-box dashboard. It shows devices online versus offline, monitors device uptime, and analyzes CPU and memory utilization across your fleet. Firmware versions are also visible, making it easier to confirm whether issues correlate with a recent upgrade.

Datadog dashboard with Aruba Central device, switch, and access point metrics.

With these metrics in a unified dashboard, it’s easier to identify abnormal patterns. For example, if multiple access points across a region show rising CPU utilization and intermittent availability after a firmware update, teams can isolate the affected devices and initiate a rollback to reduce user impact.

Track access point and switch performance

Unstable network connections directly affect user experience. Offline switches may lead to increased load in access points, which can cause dropped sessions, failed transactions, or disconnected devices.

The Aruba Central integration helps teams closely monitor switches and access point performance. Ingested metrics include total count, online versus offline status, client counts per access point, and device-level CPU and memory usage. Tracking these metrics allows engineers to identify usage patterns over time and understand how demand fluctuates by site or device.

Datadog dashboard with Aruba Central access point counts, status, and uptime metrics.

Building monitors based on these metrics improves incident response. If a specific access point begins to drop connections, teams can be alerted and quickly determine whether hardware errors, resource saturation, or excessive client load are contributing factors. This insight enables faster replacement or reconfiguration, minimizing user disruption.

Engineers can also correlate switch-level throughput and utilization with upstream application or infrastructure metrics to determine whether degraded application performance is caused by network congestion rather than compute or database constraints.

Datadog dashboard summarizing Aruba Central switch health. Includes counts, status, device identifiers, and uptime to support troubleshooting.

Analyze network performance and application usage

High client density and unpredictable traffic spikes might strain even well-provisioned networks. Without historical visibility into throughput and application usage, it is difficult to anticipate capacity needs or diagnose peak-time slowdowns.

Datadog’s Aruba Central integration enables infrastructure and operations teams to monitor total inbound and outbound throughput, as well as traffic trends over time. It also provides visibility into application traffic categories and volume, allowing teams to map network demand to specific workloads.

Datadog dashboard with Aruba Central network performance metrics, including inbound and outbound throughput by device and interface type.

Consider a scenario where hundreds of users connect simultaneously at the start of a class or shift. By monitoring client counts per access point alongside throughput trends, teams can detect overload conditions early. Over time, these insights help inform capacity planning decisions, such as redistributing load, enabling additional access points, or upgrading hardware in high-traffic areas.

Because this integration extends Datadog Network Device Monitoring, teams can correlate network spikes with application latency, infrastructure metrics, and logs. This makes it easier to determine whether performance degradation originates in the network layer or elsewhere in the stack.

Datadog dashboard with Aruba Central application usage breakdown, including volume over time and by experience.

Get started with the Aruba Central integration

Datadog’s Aruba Central integration provides end-to-end visibility into the health, performance, and usage of Aruba-managed access points and switches across distributed environments. By centralizing device metrics, throughput data, and usage trends in Datadog, teams can detect issues faster, investigate root causes more effectively, and maintain reliable connectivity across sites.

To start monitoring your environments, join the Preview by reaching out to your Datadog representative. If you’re new to Datadog, you can start a free 14-day trial.