At Datadog, we’re constantly developing new integrations to give you complete, end-to-end visibility into your entire system. Here are just a few of our latest releases.

Flowmon is not a stand-alone system used in isolation. It is part of an ecosystem of monitoring and security tools used across the enterprise. Recently, we have introduced new integrations with Splunk and ServiceNow to simplify interoperability and enable IT and security teams to be more efficient. This is a good opportunity to remind of all the integration options and resources we have.

To celebrate a 3-year integration anniversary between Cloud 66 and Vultr we’re showcasing some of the changes and improvements that we have implemented in both of our platforms. To show how well our platforms work together, we’re taking a Rails 7 application sample and walking you through how to containerize and deploy that application on Vultr with Cloud 66.

HaloPSA is a modern and intuitive all-in-one professional services automation (PSA) solution, designed for service providers. HaloPSA’s cloud platform helps you manage your entire business, modernize customer experience and automate your service. If you use HaloPSA for PSA requirements, you can integrate it with Squadcast, an end-to-end Incident Response and Reliability Workflow platform, to route detailed alerts from HaloPSA to the right users in Squadcast.

Kubernetes (K8s) is a powerful tool for container orchestration, but it presents unique challenges when it comes to monitoring and incident response. Managing K8s requires 360º visibility into your environment, proactive health monitoring, along with right incident management, and suppression capabilities. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of integrating Squadcast with Komodor, two powerful tools that can help you overcome these challenges.

Not everyone on your team lives in LogicMonitor — some might never go into the platform! But that’s okay because LogicMonitor’s Alert Integrations are designed with extensibility in mind. LogicMonitor’s flexible approach to alerts ensures that you receive alerts in the place you work, alerts are routed to the right team member, and you are not overwhelmed by alert storms or alert fatigue.