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Connect your Coralogix account to enable CloudThinker agents to search logs, query metrics and traces, triage incidents, and inspect data pipeline health across your observability stack. Coralogix authenticates with an API key scoped to a region. CloudThinker resolves the right Coralogix endpoint from the region, so the same setup works across all US, EU, and AP data centers.

Supported regions

Pick the region that matches your Coralogix team login domain.

Prerequisites

  • A Coralogix account with access to the team you want to investigate.
  • An API key with the read permissions for the observability data CloudThinker should reach.
  • The region of your Coralogix team.
Use an API key with the least permissions needed for read-only investigation. CloudThinker’s setup verification only reads data — it never mutates Coralogix resources.

Setup

1

Open Coralogix

Sign in to your Coralogix account. Your login URL follows the format https://<team>.app.<region>.coralogix.com — the <region> segment is your region.
2

Create an API key

Go to Settings → Users and Teams → API Keys and click Add key:
  • Name: cloudthinker
  • Type: pick Team Key — it’s shared and stays valid even if the creating user’s access expires, unlike a Personal Key, which is tied to an individual and meant for testing
  • Permissions: grant the read permissions for the data CloudThinker should access
Copy the key immediately — it may not be shown again.
3

Add the connection in CloudThinker

Navigate to Connections → Coralogix and enter:
  • API Key: the key you just created
  • Region: the region from your login URL (e.g. eu2)
Click Connect. CloudThinker verifies the credentials and shows a Connected status.
Copy the API key immediately after creation. You’ll need to create a new key if it’s lost.

Connection details

CloudThinker derives the Coralogix API endpoint from the region, so no manual URL configuration is required.

Required permissions

Grant the API key the read permissions for the observability data CloudThinker investigates — logs, metrics, traces, incidents, alerts, connectors, parsing rules, presets, and dashboards.
Follow least privilege: a read-only key is enough for investigation. Keep mutating permissions off the key CloudThinker uses unless a write workflow specifically requires them.

Agent capabilities

Once connected, agents have read access to your Coralogix observability data.

Verify the connection

Example prompts

For large or noisy catalogs, scope requests with short time windows and a known metric or log query so the agent returns focused results.

Troubleshooting

The API key is missing, expired, or lacks the required permissions. Create a new Coralogix API key with the needed read permissions and reconnect.
The API key belongs to a different Coralogix region. Check your team login domain and update CORALOGIX_REGION to match.
The metric catalog has no matching metric, or the account has no metric data. Treat it as an empty result, then try a known metric name or continue with incidents and logs.
One or more Coralogix list calls returned an error. Check the API key permissions and region, then rerun discovery.
Unbounded catalog or query usage returns too much data. Scope requests with short time windows and specific queries so results stay focused.

Security

  • Least privilege — grant only the permissions the agents need for your use case; start read-only and widen later.
  • Read-only by default — use read-only credentials unless you want agents to make changes through this connection.
  • Rotate credentials — rotate keys and tokens on your normal schedule; CloudThinker picks up the new value when you update the connection.
  • Revoke on offboarding — remove the credential at the provider when you delete a connection or a teammate leaves.
  • Correct region — match the API key’s region to the Coralogix team login domain; mismatched regions cause 404 failures.

Datadog Connection

Log search, metrics, and monitoring

Better Stack Connection

Uptime, incidents, and log search