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Take control of your telemetry data with Datadog Observability Pipelines

Learn how Datadog Observability Pipelines addresses the common pain points of managing high-volume telemetry ...

Ingest OpenTelemetry traces and metrics with the Datadog Agent

The Datadog Agent supports OpenTelemetry Protocol, enabling you to reliably ingest telemetry from apps that ...

Interview with Uroš Gruber

An interview with Uroš Gruber, life-long technologist and maintainer of the FreeBSD port of the Datadog Agent.

Get better RUM data with our custom React components

Learn how to get more insight into the frontend performance of your React applications with Datadog’s custom ...

Engineering Spotlight: Maël Nison

Engineering Spotlight: Maël Nison, maintainer of Yarn

Introducing Glommio, a Thread-per-Core Crate for Rust & Linux

Glommio (pronounced glom-io or |glomjəʊ|) is a cooperative thread-per-core crate for Rust & Linux based on ...

AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry sends metrics and traces to Datadog

The AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry enables customers to send telemetry data to any supported backend service, ...

Instrument your Python applications with Datadog and OpenTelemetry

Learn how to instrument your Python applications with Datadog's exporter for OpenTelemetry.

What's next for monitoring Kubernetes

Datadog tags traces from your clusters and imports your OpenMetrics histograms as distribution metrics.

Computing Accurate Percentiles with DDSketch

Introducing DDSketch, the first fully-mergeable, relative-error quantile sketching algorithm with formal ...

The future of tracing is open

Datadog is pleased to contribute our tracing libraries to the OpenTelemetry project to advance open source, ...

Performance monitoring with OpenTracing, OpenCensus, and OpenMetrics

Learn how the OpenTracing, OpenCensus, and OpenMetrics projects contribute to application performance ...

Interview with Brett Langdon

An interview with Brett Langdon, author of node-dogapi and long-time Datadog community member.

Interview with Zach Daniel

An interview with Zach Daniel, author of Spandex: a Datadog library for Elixir.

Introducing Kafka-Kit: Tools for Scaling Kafka

Today, we're open-sourcing Kafka-Kit, a toolset for scaling and recovering Kafka.

Using Datadog APM to improve the performance of Homebrew

Using Datadog to find performance bottlenecks, and contrasting tentative solutions using performance ...

Robust Statistical Distances for Machine Learning

Designing powerful outlier and anomaly detection algorithms requires using the right tools. Discover how ...

Piecewise regression: when one line simply isn’t enough

A piecewise regression can model multiple trends in a single data set. Learn how Datadog automates piecewise ...

Redux-Doghouse – Creating Reusable React-Redux Components Through Scoping

Today, we're open-sourcing Redux-Doghouse, a library for Redux that helps you scope components so that they ...

Releasing czlib and zstd Go Bindings

To commemorate the third annual GopherCon US in Denver this week, we're releasing cgo bindings to two ...

Introducing developer mode for the Agent

Developer mode allows developers all over the world contribute to the open-source Datadog Agent with an easy ...

Where is open source monitoring going?

We are proud to sponsor the very first edition of Monitorama, the conference of open source monitoring that ...

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