Some integrations are only only available to customers on select plans. To learn more, read about our pricing. To upgrade your plan, contact Sales.
LaunchDarkly supports third-party integrations to let you configure the product to your specific needs. You can also connect various destinations to receive LaunchDarkly events, or use triggers to perform actions on feature flags from third-party tools.
We provide the following integrations:
ADFS
Akamai
Amazon Kinesis
Amplitude
Ansible Collection
AppDynamics
AWS CloudTrail Lake
AWS CloudWatch RUM
AWS PrivateLink
Azure DevOps
Azure Event Hubs
Backstage, by Roadie
BigQuery
Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket code references
Bitrise
CircleCI code references
Census for metrics
Census for segments
Chronosphere
Cloudflare
CloudQuery
Compass
Contentful
Convex
Cortex
Crossplane
Confluence
Databricks Data Export
Databricks native Experimentation
Datadog
Ditto
DynamoDB
Dynatrace
Elastic (ELK) Stack
Entra ID
Fastly
Flag cleanup agent for Copilot
FullStory
GitHub Actions: find references
GitHub Actions: flag evaluations
GitHub Copilot with VSCode
Github code references
GitLab code references
Google Cloud Pub/Sub
Google Apps
Grafana
Heap for segments
Hightouch
Honeycomb
IntelliJ IDEA
Jira Cloud
Kosli
Last9
Mezmo
Microsoft Teams
mParticle
Netlify
ngrok
New Relic One
Okta
Okteto
OneLogin
Osano
PagerDuty
Port
Redis
Redshift Data Export
Redshift native Experimentation
Release
Roost.ai
RudderStack
Sentry
ServiceNow
Slack
Sleuth
Snowflake Data Export
Snowflake native Experimentation
Snowplow
Splunk
Splunk Observability Cloud
Sprig
Tealium for metrics
Tealium for segments
Terraform
Tray
Trello
Twilio Segment for Data Export
Twilio Segment for metrics
Twilio Segment Audiences
Vercel
VSCode
Webhooks
Zapier
Zendesk
For a list of all of our available SDKs, read SDKs.
To learn about common problems integrations can help solve, read Integrations use cases.
We provide video demonstrations of many of our integrations. They are available on LaunchDarkly’s YouTube channel.
LaunchDarkly’s integration framework lets you use a standard configuration to build two-way integrations from LaunchDarkly to third-party services. To learn how to create your own integration, read Using the LaunchDarkly integration framework.