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| Via our open-source agent (https://github.com/datadog/dd-agent) deployed on your servers we understand performance metrics from: | |
| * linux (cpu, io, memory, network) | |
| * sql (mysql, postgres) | |
| * memory-based (memcached, redis) | |
| * nosql (cassandra, couchdb, mongodb) | |
| * metric collection (ganglia) | |
| * MQ (rabbitmq) | |
| * http (apache, nginx) | |
| * continuous integration (hudson/jenkins) | |
| * alerting (nagios) | |
| We also retrieve cloud-based metrics and events on your behalf for: | |
| * user monitoring (pingdom, web metrics) | |
| * IaaS (AWS via Amazon Cloudwatch + their status feeds) | |
| * source control (github, soon bitbucket) | |
| * escalation management (pagerduty) | |
| * agile development management (pivotal tracker) | |
| * custom, publicly accessible RSS feeds | |
| Last but not least our public REST APIs (https://github.com/datadog/dogapi/wiki) let you: | |
| * tag hosts | |
| * submit events and performance metrics | |
| * interact with the newsfeed | |
| * create dashboards programmatically. | |
| We also provide python and ruby libraries that make using the API a bit more idiomatic. |
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