Datadog announced a global strategic partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
As part of this collaboration, AWS and Datadog will work together to develop and deliver tighter product alignment in the future.
As a trusted AWS Partner, Datadog has earned several AWS Competencies that demonstrate Datadog’s high level of specialization, AWS technical expertise and proven customer success. Datadog’s existing AWS Competencies include:
- Microsoft Workloads ISV Competency
- DevOps ISV Competency
- Government ISV Competency
- Containers ISV Competency
- Migration and Modernization ISV Competency
By delivering deep visibility into AWS-hosted, on-premises and hybrid environments during every phase of a cloud migration, Datadog helps leading organizations achieve their digital transformation goals with confidence. After enabling a one-click integration, Datadog pulls metrics and tags from more than 70 AWS services to give customers a comprehensive view of their entire infrastructure, including key technologies such as AWS Lambda and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). Customers can also benefit from Datadog’s full-stack security across all layers of their cloud environment. This means customers can easily analyze their apps, workloads and infrastructure with just a few clicks and enrich security signals with Datadog-managed threat intelligence feeds.
“Observability and security are critical to ensure AWS environments run as efficiently and smoothly as possible,” said Ilan Rabinovitch, Senior VP, Product & Community at Datadog. “This extended partnership with AWS will help speed the pace of innovation for customers using AWS and Datadog...”
“Datadog is a trusted partner of AWS. Both companies share a commitment to developing excellent products and a focus on customer obsession...” said Matt Garman, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing at AWS. “This strategic collaboration will open up joint marketing and co-selling programs between Datadog and AWS that will bring new opportunities for customers across the globe.”
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