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✳️ dcposch on daimo
@dcposch.eth
is there anything better than honeycomb for service monitoring & tracing? i see datadog but have never used it
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
For service monitoring I am using kube-prometheus stack. Helm charts also available and first class. Deploys Grafana, Prometheus and has support for longterm storage/backup via Thanos. Works out of the box. Has alert manager too or you use Grafana for all https://github.com/prometheus-operator/kube-prometheus
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0xChris
@0xchris
I’ve tried Datadog, AWS Cloudwatch (on-prem), Dashboard for Serverless Lambdas, and even an S3 Log Dump with AWS Quicksight. Looking back, Datadog still offers the best well-rounded solution for the price.
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@git
Don't know what your stack is but this might work for you baselime.io
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Manan
@manan
datadog 💯
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Ben | 0443.eth
@nvben
We like datadog a lot.
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Stijn Paumen
@stijnp.eth
Datadog is great
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Sid Gandhi
@sidg
i think we just started using signoz
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Matt Schoch
@md5
I’ve done a fair amount with the Elastic stack, more for log aggregation but dumped most of my monitoring data there. Really like it once set up but a bit more overhead to configure. Datadog is great but gets notoriously expensive. If you have the money, ddog is great.
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RoutineHub
@routinehub
Datadog is incredible but pricey in both cost, initial setup of dd-agents (time), and dashboard construction (time again). If you’re traffic is in the millions, then Datadog is still the better option. Have you tried AWS Cloudwatch (on-prem). This has the opposite problem. Easier up-front setup but costly at scale.
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Lemma
@lemma
Like others have said, Datadog is good but expensive. I personally like Honeycomb a lot too. Self-hosted Elastic stack is also good and is not a ton of work to run yourself IMO. I built and ran Elastic previously as a single person doing infra. Some small outages over the years but overall very positive experience.
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