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#datadog

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Beth Pariseau

Speaking of #Datadog, I recently sat down with the company's new chief scientist, Ameet Talwalkar, to discuss its latest venture into #AIresearch. Talwalkar joined the company in February to lead its new #AI research lab, and its first project, Toto, a time-series foundational model for #observability, was just unveiled last month.

Talwalkar highlighted how specialized foundational models like Toto could enhance AI responses for #o11y tools such as Watchdog and potentially lead to cost reductions compared with general-purpose frontier models.

Our dialogue also delved into future-oriented topics, including #agenticAI, observability for AI, AI for observability, the evolution of human-computer interaction, and the persistent challenge of AI explainability.

Check out our discussion on the #ITOps Query podcast: podbean.com/ew/pb-hqa2e-18d36d #DASH2025

www.podbean.comDatadog AI researcher teaches time-series models new tricksAmeet Talwalkar joined observability vendor Datadog in February to lead a new AI research lab at the company. He is also an Associate Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. One of the first projects from the lab was released to open source in May – Toto, a foundation model trained on real-world observability data. Talwalkar discusses how Toto could improve observability forecasting tools such as Datadog's Watchdog, and does some forecasting of his own about how AI agents will alter observability and human-computer interactions.
Florian Engelhardt

I’ve just wrapped up an incredible tour of @phpday in Verona 🇮🇹, @phptek in Chicago 🇺🇲 (deep-dish pizza!!!) and @PHPers Day in Poznań 🇵🇱

It was unbelievable awesome meeting so many folks, gifting #Datadog ElePHPants, talking about performance, observability and totally wild ideas to make #PHP fast.
It’s been a privilege to connect with such talented professionals across different continents. Immense thanks to every organiser, speaker and fellow attendee for the conversations and camaraderie.

Alerta! Alerta!

My websearch-foo seems to let me down...

Anyone here managed to map nginx-logs in #datadog to symfony routes?

So that I can filter logs by `org_user_show` and get all the results for `GET /org/15/user/12` and `GET /org/1346/user/15` but not `POST /org/12/user45` etc...

Given that my code has a #[Route('/org/{org_id}/user/{user_id}', 'org_user_show', methods: ['GET'])]

you get the picture?

Perhaps @flowcontrol knows someone? 😇

Root Moose

Is there an on-premise, open source option for a monitoring/telemetry platform comparable* to say New Relic or Dynatrace with an approachable query language?

Is Prometheus+Grafana pretty much it?

Simpler the better, approachable for a casual user (i.e. curious non-technical tenants) would be great.

* Caveats for "comparable" apply!

#Linux#RunBSD#telemetry
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