Datadog

Category - Incident management, RUM, Security Solutions, Application Performance

Datadog is an observability service for cloud-scale applications, providing monitoring of servers, databases, tools, and services, through a SaaS-based data analytics platform.



We have discovered  24,422 live websites   that are using Datadog.

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Technology usage statistics

Websites using Datadog24,422 websites
Most popular in the country United States
Market position in Incident management#1
Market share in Incident management37.83%

Technology adoption

Recent changes in Datadog usage.
Websites that added Datadog 3,715
Websites that dropped Datadog 1,514

Websites utilizing Datadog

Top websites that use Datadog
DomainCountryRankContacts
nytimes.com United States77
ameblo.jp Japan328
themeforest.net United States413
businessinsider.com United States572
cnn.com United States813
edition.cnn.com United States1,449
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Alternative Technologies


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Datto: Total 8,199 domains found using Datto
Jira Service Management: Total 7,217 domains found using Jira Service Management
Freshservice: Total 4,490 domains found using Freshservice
UptimeRobot: Total 1,462 domains found using UptimeRobot
Status.io: Total 726 domains found using Status.io
Better Uptime: Total 562 domains found using Better Uptime
Uptrends: Total 485 domains found using Uptrends
InStatus: Total 368 domains found using InStatus
Uptime: Total 305 domains found using Uptime

FAQ

WebTechSurvey continually and systematically explores the internet, indexing technologies employed by websites, including Datadog. Our clients can obtain listings of websites utilizing Datadog through WebTechSurvey's platform.
There are 24,422 live websites that currently use Datadog.
Datadog has 37.83% market share in Incident management.
The primary competing technologies to Datadog are Atlassian Statuspage, Datto, Jira Service Management, and Freshservice.