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is there anything better than honeycomb for service monitoring & tracing? i see datadog but have never used it
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@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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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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We like datadog a lot.
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@stijnp.eth
Datadog is great
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@manan
datadog 💯
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@sidg
i think we just started using signoz
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Don't know what your stack is but this might work for you baselime.io
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@pell.eth
DD is great but expensive. If you want to save money, try Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring and Jaeger for tracing.
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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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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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I always start a project with sentry first. As it grows grafana cloud.
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For service monitoring, I’m a fan of the Victoria metrics k8s stack: https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/helm-charts/blob/master/charts/victoria-metrics-k8s-stack/README.md Once deployed, it’s quite straightforward to provision scraping rules for Prometheus metrics endpoints, alert rules and Grafana dashboards.
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Datadog a pretty good, but can get expensive (as can they all), you just need to stay on top of costs and be clever with log indices, retentions, sampling etc. What’s tech stack and do you care about OpenTelemtry or not?
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@bew
I used DataDog for years at my old job and found it to be quite good.
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@diid
I’ve enjoyed using Sentry for the most part but they don’t house any logs, so you pretty much have to be on AWS/GCP and already logging there. Massive feature list too which can be both overwhelming and useful 🙃
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