How Datadog helps keep the Drupal project's sites and services running
Blog post from Datadog
The Drupal Association, led by Director of Engineering Tim Lehnen, has centralized its monitoring data in one place using Datadog for monitoring and alerting. The project's infrastructure is complex and evolving, comprising multiple sites and services, including content delivery networks, code repositories, automated testing, and more. Prior to switching to Datadog, the team used an ad hoc system that produced redundant alerts and made it difficult to separate signal from noise. With centralized monitoring, they can now track everything in one place, including applications, services, and infrastructure components, using integrations with various tools such as Jenkins and New Relic. This allows them to quickly identify issues, reduce maintenance time, increase uptime and performance, and provide better insights over time.
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