Sunil Dhaliwal has had a solid run in his 20 years so far as a VC. Just two years out of Georgetown, Dhaliwal landed at Battery Ventures, a highly regarded venture firm. Fifteen years later, in 2012, he struck out on his own, creating Amplify Partners. It wasn’t so easy at first. His first fund required […]
View More Amplify Partners locks in $200 million to transform technical founders into people who can actually lead a startupCategory: Datadog
Datadog launches Watchdog to help you monitor your cloud apps
Your typical cloud monitoring service integrates with dozens of service and provides you a pretty dashboard and some automation to help you keep tabs on how your applications are doing. Datadog has long done that but today, it is adding a new service called Watchdog, which uses machine learning to automatically detect anomalies for you. […]
View More Datadog launches Watchdog to help you monitor your cloud appsIntermix.io looks to help data engineers find their worst bottlenecks
For any company built on top of machine learning operations, the more data they have, the better they are off — as long as they can keep it all under control. But as more and more information pours in from disparate sources, gets logged in obscure databases and is generally hard (or slow) to query, […]
View More Intermix.io looks to help data engineers find their worst bottlenecksDatadog provides visibility into Kubernetes apps with new container map
As companies turn increasingly to containerization, it creates challenges in terms of monitoring each individual container and the impact on the underlying application. This is particularly difficult because of the ephemeral nature of containers, which can exist for a very short time. Datadog introduced a container map product today that could help by bringing visualization […]
View More Datadog provides visibility into Kubernetes apps with new container mapThrough luck and grit, Datadog is fusing the culture of developers and operations
There used to be two cultures in the enterprise around technology. On one side were software engineers, who built out the applications needed by employees to conduct the business of their companies. On the other side were sysadmins, who were territorially protective of their hardware domain — the servers, switches, and storage boxes needed to […]
View More Through luck and grit, Datadog is fusing the culture of developers and operations