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Practical tips for rightsizing your Kubernetes workloads

Learn how resources are allocated in Kubernetes environments and get tips for rightsizing your workloads for cost efficiency and performance.

Visualize activity in your Google Cloud environment with Datadog Cloud SIEM Investigator

Learn how Datadog Cloud SIEM provides shared context for security teams and DevOps to monitor activity in their Google Cloud environments.

Monitor your AlwaysOn availability groups with Datadog Database Monitoring

Learn how you can optimize your AlwaysOn clusters to ensure they can efficiently handle failovers with Datadog Database Monitoring.

Identify the root causes of issues and bottlenecks in your build pipelines with TeamCity and Datadog

The TeamCity integration in Datadog provides full visibility into build pipelines and system health metrics, allowing you to identify bottlenecks within your pipelines and more efficiently troubleshoot issues as they arise.

Strategize your Azure migration for SQL workloads with Datadog

Learn how to benchmark your SQL Server workloads and strategize how to migrate them to Azure.

Key metrics for RabbitMQ monitoring

With RabbitMQ monitoring, see how your messaging setup affects your system and holds up to demand.

Collecting metrics using RabbitMQ monitoring tools

For tracking the performance of your messaging setup, check out these RabbitMQ monitoring tools.

Monitoring RabbitMQ performance with Datadog

See your RabbitMQ performance metrics in the context of your infrastructure with Datadog.

Easily add tags and metadata to your services using the simplified Service Catalog setup

The updated Service Catalog makes it easier to add services that are not yet monitored by Datadog, enrich existing services with tags and critical information, and root out any unintended updates.

Group your logs to analyze processes with Log Transaction Queries

Learn how to use Datadog's Transaction Queries feature to combine log events with shared attributes into organized flows that represent discrete units of work on your stack.