Datadog Observability (Monitoring, Logging, Alerting) in K8s

Learn how to use Datadog for Kubernetes observability (AWS EKS)

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Datadog Observability (Monitoring, Logging, Alerting) in K8s

What You Will Learn!

  • Datadog dashboard
  • Infrastructure dashboard
  • Datadog Logging
  • Datadog Events
  • Datadog APM
  • Datadog Synthetics test
  • Datadog Alerting

Description

This course is for intermediate+ DevOps software engineer to learn observability in Kubernetes using Datadog (monitoring, logging, alerting).


If you are one of the below:

- what is Datadog and datadog agentg?

- how can I aggregate and analyze K8s logs?

- what is APM (App Performance Monitoring)?

- what are Datadog features/services?


Then, you will understand the basics of Datadog in 30 minutes!



Who should take this course

  • at least intermediate level in DevOps, Kubernetes, and Docker

  • you know how to use Helm chart

  • you have setup K8s cluster in AWS EKS (or GKE etc)


Why you should take this course:

1. Instructed by a cloud DevOps engineer (with CKA and certified AWS DevOps pro) working at US company in SF

I have been pretty handson with Terraform, AWS, AWS EKS with 7+ industry experience in both North America and Europe.



My background & Education & Career experience

  • Cloud DevOps Software Engineer with 7+ years experience

  • Bachelor of Science in Computing Science from a Canadian university

  • Knows Java, C#, C++, Bash, Python, JavaScript, Terraform, IaC

  • Expert in AWS (holds AWS DevOps Professional certification) and Kubernetes (holds Certified Kubernetes Administrator, CKA)


I will see you inside!



Please note this is a free sample course for "Datadog in Kubernetes"

NOTE: This is a free intro course for "Datadog in Kubernetes".

Who Should Attend!

  • intermediate DevOps
  • DevOps who want to improve K8s monitoring and loggings

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Tags

  • DevOps
  • Datadog
  • Cloud Monitoring
  • DevSecOps

Subscribers

23

Lectures

62

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