Pavel Kruhlei, Quality Engineer lead of New10 talks about how Datadog allowed them to resolve performance issues in their serverless applications, as well as increase visibility into their hybrid environment with Datadog.

In this video, you’ll learn how to use Datadog to help improve your overall compliance posture for all 5 pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework.

Datadog Synthetic Monitoring lets you proactively check the availability of your endpoints and the performance of critical user journeys through simulated traffic. Our fully hosted, self-maintaining, and code-free synthetic tests make it easy for everyone on your team to observe how your systems are performing for users.

eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a Linux technology that can run sandboxed programs in the kernel without changing kernel source code or loading kernel modules. While the kernel is an ideal place to implement monitoring/observability, networking, and security it wasn't until the recent broad adoption of eBPF that it was feasible. Datadog has embraced the possibilities that eBPF brings in those areas and there are several teams already using eBPF in their products. 

Datadog Continuous Profiler lets you analyze code performance in production. Deployed on all your hosts all the time, our low-overhead profiler lets you detect and optimize the most resource-heavy methods and classes in your application, improving code efficiency across your entire stack.

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.