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Load testing and performance monitoring used to be really hard and bothersome. Not any more! With modern code-first tools and visualisation, being on top of your service scalability and performance is no longer something that's reserved for the QA department. According to research by Google, 53% of mobile website visitors will leave if the page load duration exceeds three seconds. Armed with this knowledge, We'll go through how to implement load tests and performance monitoring around it as well as how to efficiently visualize it.

Introducing Kennel, a tool that allows you to manage your Datadog resources as code, including monitors, SLOs, and dashboards.

A brief and entertaining story of PagerBeauty — a widget showing who's PagerDuty on-call on Datadog dashboards. How to get a pet project from "barely working MVP" to top 10 on Show Hacker News in a week (or so).

The Datadog team deliver the annual Dash keynote, featuring the latest news and announcements about the Datadog platform including Live Search, Continuous Profiler, Error Tracking, Recommended Monitors, Incident Management, Security Monitoring & Compliance, as well as the new Datadog Marketplace.

David Torgerson from Lucid discusses how Datadog has enabled multiple business units in his organization to find value out of the platform ranging from marketing, DevOps, and even executives.

In this video, you’ll learn how to use the Datadog command line interface (CLI) on Kubernetes to perform key tasks, including checking the status of the agent and viewing custom checks. The Datadog Agent CLI allows you to check the status of the Agents running on the pods in your Kubernetes clusters. It also provides various helpful commands, including starting and stopping the agent, viewing configured custom checks, and sending flares to the Datadog support team to automatically open troubleshooting tickets.

Terraform allows you to efficiently manage complex infrastructure environments, and Datadog is an important piece of those environments. With the Datadog provider, you can use Terraform to manage your Datadog resources as code, allowing you to create and edit resources with the same tool you’re already using for your infrastructure. This video will show you how to do just that through the example of creating a Datadog monitor.

In this video, you’ll learn how to create unified dashboards to enable your teams with valuable information and performance visualizations from across the Datadog platform. Dashboards allow your teams to see all data from across the Datadog platform side-by-side, enabling holistic visibility and breaking down silos between Dev and Ops teams. In this video, you’ll learn how to create a Screenboard, showcasing data such as frontend system latency, backend system latency, and Service Level Objectives all in one place.