Datadog announced the launch of Datadog Apps, a program for partners to build applications that provide seamless workflows between partners’ products and the Datadog platform.
Launch partners for Datadog Apps include Embrace, Fairwinds, Harness, LaunchDarkly, PagerDuty, Rookout, and Shoreline, whose apps are all available on the Datadog Marketplace.
Datadog Apps allows technology partners to deliver their application capabilities as native applications inside the Datadog platform. This delivers a seamless workflow for Datadog users to create and view custom data visualizations, respond to identified issues, and make changes to their applications and systems. For example, users will now be able to acknowledge or resolve an incident, turn on a feature flag, or launch a remediation workflow, all from within the platform.
“Datadog has quickly become the de facto monitoring and observability platform in the organizations we serve, providing insights drawn from an organization’s infrastructure, logs and application data. To act on these insights, users often have to log in and ‘swivel chair’ to other applications, which can be disruptive to their workflow and lead to a disjointed user experience,” said Marc Weisman, VP, Product, Datadog. “With the release of Datadog Apps, we are deepening our integrations with technology partners to deliver a more seamless experience for our users, so that they are better able to maintain the health of their systems and their businesses.”
The Datadog Developer Platform provides:
- Datadog Apps Software Development Kit (SDK): Reusable libraries and UI components to allow developers to quickly begin building applications
- Datadog Apps Development Support: Dedicated product and engineering support from Datadog’s internal teams
- Datadog Marketing and GTM Support: Access to joint marketing and sales enablement resources to build awareness within Datadog’s customer base
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