Datadog has introduced several new products and features at its DASH 2024 event on June 26, aimed at enhancing observability, security, and performance. Key announcements include the Unified OpenTelemetry Collector and Agent Experience, as well as new cloud and application security capabilities covering both development and production environments. Additionally, Datadog launched Bits AI (Copilot) with enhanced change tracking and automated debugging features. GitHub was highlighted as a use case for OpenTelemetry. These innovations are designed to help teams observe their environments, secure their infrastructure and workloads, and act to remediate problems before they affect customers. Developers are particularly excited about these new offerings. Following these announcements, Datadog shares have seen an increase in trading.
$DDOG Datadog shares are trading higher following yesterday's DASH event. https://t.co/JgKi6wH9y4
Datadog DASH 2024 Insights: New Features for Observability, Security, and Performance https://t.co/BREDwroqe7
At this year’s DASH, we announced new products and features that enable your team to observe your environment, secure your infrastructure and workloads, and act to remediate problems before they affect customers. Read more: https://t.co/G37acO1CHm
$DDOG is killing it at DASH. Lots of new products leveraging AI. Here is what developers are most excited about: -Open Telemetry - GitHub was the use case - Bits AI (Copilot) - enhanced witch change tracking and 📞 - Bunch of security products including automated debugging… https://t.co/OdAucM3Nl1
$DDOG is killing it at DASH. Lots of new products leveraging AI. Here is what developers are most excited about: -Open Telemetry - GitHub was the use case - Bits AI (Copilot) - enhanced witch change tracking and 📞 - Bunch of security products including automated debugging https://t.co/DqWoNuQEhF
$DDOG - Introduces Unified OpenTelemetry Collector and Agent Experience - Launches Cloud and Application Security Capabilities Covering Development and Production Environments