February 2017 Summaries

Datadog emphasizes customer data privacy and security, employing multi-layer measures to safeguard it. They have obtained a Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type I report, which verifies their controls in the domains of security, availability, processing integrity, and confidentiality. The company is committed to transparency and continuous improvement in security efforts, with plans for SOC 2 Type II reporting. Customers can reach out to [email protected] or [email protected] for any questions or concerns.

Datadog emphasizes the importance of privacy and security in protecting customer data, employing multi-layer measures to safeguard it. The company has established guidelines for secure data storage and performs regular monitoring and security scanning on its systems. Datadog is pleased to announce the availability of its Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type I report, which verifies its controls over security, availability, processing integrity, and confidentiality. This audit demonstrates the company's commitment to transparency in its security efforts and ensures a safe environment for customer data.

The article announces that Datadog has expanded its capabilities to include application performance monitoring (APM), which is now available to all Datadog customers. This new feature aims to provide full-stack observability for modern applications, allowing users to understand the execution of their code and how it's affected by underlying infrastructure. Datadog APM includes distributed tracing, detailed performance overviews, latency distributions, and percentiles, as well as integrations with common web frameworks, data stores, and other infrastructure components. The feature is designed to be infrastructure-aware, deployable in minutes, endlessly customizable, comprehensive, and an integral part of the Datadog platform, offering long data retention, built-in collaboration tools, and more.

Pusher, a hosted platform for building real-time features in apps, can now be integrated with Datadog to monitor real-time connections and messages. Over 150,000 developers use Pusher for features like real-time chat, live UI updates, event broadcasts, or moving cars on a map. The integration allows users to create unique dashboard views, set up alerts, and monitor Pusher alongside other parts of their infrastructure. Pusher sends 19 metrics to Datadog, including connection rates, message rates, and sizes. Connection metrics are broken down by type and security, while message metrics are categorized by type and size statistics. With this integration, users can gain new insights about their Pusher traffic and correlate it with related metrics from other services in their stack.

Pusher, a hosted platform for building real-time features in apps, has been integrated with Datadog, allowing developers to monitor their real-time connections and messages. Over 150,000 developers use Pusher to build various features like real-time chat, live UI updates, and event broadcasts. The integration sends app engagement metrics to Datadog, enabling unique dashboard views, alerts, and monitoring of infrastructure alongside other parts of the application. Pusher provides 19 metrics to Datadog, including connection rates, message rates, and message sizes, which are aggregated every 5 seconds and begin populating within a few minutes of setting up the integration. The metrics can be broken down by connection type, security, message type, and size statistics, providing insights into Pusher traffic and correlating with other services in the stack.