Your entire AWS infrastructure’s health at a glance
At AWS re:Invent earlier this month, we repeatedly heard from AWS users how challenging it was to quickly assess the health of their entire Amazon… read more
AWS re:Invent 2013 highlights
Earlier this month, we had a big presence at AWS re:Invent 2013 to show off Datadog and meet as many customers as we could. If… read more
PyData Talk – Building High-Volume Data Systems in the Python Ecosystem
Earlier this month, Datadog’s Matt Perpick presented Building High-Volume Data Systems in the Python Ecosystem at PyData 2013 in New York. This talk goes through… read more
Key AWS ELB Monitoring Metrics
You can never have too much monitoring… Especially when it comes to (Elastic) Load Balancers. As the first gateway between your customers and your online… read more
Collaborative Bug Fixing with Datadog’s Sentry Integration
Error monitoring and tracking are essential for identifying issues in software development and fixing bugs. For uncommon, host specific problems in particular, the ability to… read more
Velocity Interview with Datadog’s CTO, Alexis Lê-Quôc
We had an interesting time at Velocity 2013 in New York City last week: meeting cutting edge developers, architects and system administrators as well as speaking… read more
Learning from AWS’ gray failures
Of all days it had to happen on Friday the 13th. Last month, AWS customers experienced a partial network outage that partially severed an availability… read more
Don’t Fear the Agent
Occasionally, we get clients asking about our Agent installation, if they are already using a cloud-based service that provides metrics – like Amazon Web Services… read more
Detecting Outliers in Cloud Infrastructure with Datadog Heatmaps
When you scale your infrastructure in the cloud, you rely on a large number of servers to work in concert. These servers should have the… read more
Triggered Alerts in Datadog – providing context to alerts
Have you ever received an alert on your phone or in your email that left you wondering what exactly what was wrong and how critical… read more