Data Dog Flashcards

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Infrastructure Monitoring

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Visibility into hosts, containers, kubernetes clusters, and cloud services

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Application Performance Monitoring

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Tracing requests and identifying performance bottlenecks

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3
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Log management

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Collects, filters, and analyzes logs at scale

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4
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Security monitoring

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Detecting threats and misconfigurations

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5
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Real User Monitoring (RUM)

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Monitors frontend users experiences

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6
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Synthetic monitoring

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Simulating user interactions to test uptime and performance

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7
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NPM (Network Performance Monitoring)

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Network Traffic Flow and latency

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8
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Data Dog Agent

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-collector: every 15 seconds from your application
-forwarder: sends data to the Cloud SaaS website
-configurable through YAML

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9
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Distributed Tracing

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-tracing data across microservices
-flame graphs for visualizing request paths
-service graphs for capturing dependencies between services

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10
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Alerts and Automation

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-Notify users when thresholds are exceeded
-anomaly detection: using ML to detect deviations in metrics
-auto-healing: automate incident response action

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11
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Compute Monitoring

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-CPU Usage: % of CPU
-CPU Load Average: number of processes waiting in CPU queue
-CPU steal: time a VM waits waiting for CPU due to other VMs waiting
-CPU I/O wait time: % of time CPU is waiting for disk or network I/O operations to complete

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12
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Memory Monitoring

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-RAM consumption
-Page faults: requested data is not available in RAM and must be loaded in through disk
-Swap usage: “virtual memory” stored in the disk that is used when RAM is filled up. This swapping process be demanding if performed too often
-Memory fragmentation: memory blocks are too big or too small resulting in efficiencies

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13
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Disk and Storage Monitoring

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-disk usage %
-disk read/write IOPS (input/output operations per second)
-disk latency
-disk queue length

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14
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Network Monitoring

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-RTT latency: delays in data transmission
-bandwidth usage
-packet loss
-connections and active sessions

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15
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Process and Service Monitoring

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-measuring what processes are resource-hungry

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16
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Collection process

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-Agent
-Cloud Integrations
-SNMP monitoring (Simple Network Management Protocol)
-APIs

17
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Visualization and Analysis

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-Dashboards: CPU, Disk, Memory, network usage
-Heat Maps: performance outliers across servers
-Host Maps: high-level overview of infrastructure health
-Service Maps: dependencies and bottlenecks

18
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Alerting

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-Threshold alerts
-Anomaly detection
-Event correlation
-Auto-scaling triggers