Joe Humphries, Infrastructure Director of MyLife Digital talks about how Datadog allowed them to break silos across departments, despite the complexity of their environment, and is now an integral part of their business.

In this video, you’ll learn how Autodetected Integrations speeds up onboarding, ensures you’re aware of all the relevant integrations that are available, and identifies any host-level gaps in coverage.

The PlayStation Network, with over 94 million users, was a complex, microservices-linked system that was difficult to manage, distributed among three locations in Tokyo, San Diego and San Francisco. With Datadog's host map and APM, the system can now operate organically together.

The Datadog Security Platform team leverages Serverless to ingest security events across many different cloud providers, deployment platforms, and devices. These security events are then transformed and shipped to a data lake to help defend and protect the platform as a whole. Once there, these ingested events are used to drive internal investigations, create internal security alerts, and reason about security incidents.

Main sessions from the first day of Bits of Serverless. We explored the serverless ecosystem, dove into JAMStack architectures and scaling considerations, and shared learnings from industry experts spread over three days.

With many blog posts published and talks given on the topic, it’s no secret that Datadog is running Kubernetes at scale. We currently run dozens of clusters, some of them with thousands of nodes. Additionally, we have clusters running in multiple clouds. How are we monitoring all of that, ensuring we can scale up quickly and safely?

Over 800 Engineers at Datadog do thousands of deployments per day, to hundreds of services in different environments, regions, and cloud providers. How can we manage all those deployments in a common way and have a reliable paper trail way to audit any changes?

Optimize and track user journeys with digital experience monitoring from Datadog.

Datadog is a monitoring and analytics platform that ingests trillions of data points per day, coming from more than 8,000 customers. With a complex distributed architecture and hundreds of deployments per day, needless to say sometimes things don't go as planned. Our teams have been improving the way incidents are managed at Datadog over the years and they are using that knowledge to help Datadog customers manage their own incidents.

Adam Savitzky, Senior Software Engineer at Carta discusses how Datadog’s unified platform enabled them to transition to microservices while reducing their application latency and deploying code faster.