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Migrations are here: Move from Datadog to groundcover

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Date Published
Author
Noam Levy
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1,022
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13
Language
English
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Summary

Groundcover has launched an automated migration experience for transitioning from other vendors, beginning with Datadog, to its own observability platform. This move comes after much internal debate, with the company ultimately deciding that the consolidation and improvement of observability tools are crucial in an era where AI rapidly evolves software. The migration process not only transfers assets but also aims to enhance existing systems by adopting a modern, open-source, and cost-efficient ecosystem, leveraging technologies like eBPF. Groundcover's approach seeks to address issues such as the escalating costs and vendor lock-in associated with traditional observability solutions, offering a path to seamlessly adopt updated standards without the constraints of legacy systems. This development is a strategic attempt to redefine observability practices by ensuring all data is centralized and accessible without proprietary limitations, thereby enabling future scalability and adaptability.

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