On the datadog pricing table, it says that APM starts at $35 per host per month.
Now my question is : what if during a month I delete one of my hosts (for example an AWS EC2) and I create a new host. Will I be billed twice ($70 for the month), or will they calculate my bill according to the number of hours that I've used each host? (so the total would be $35 for the month)
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Just started building out an agentic workflow for incident response and our new PM is fully bought in on AI-generated RCA reports. Says it'll cut toil and catch patterns we miss manually. Sounds great in theory.
Then I see the POC output and it's flagging random correlations, like "high number of firefox texture limit events may indicate frontend rendering issues" showing up in a backend latency incident.
I pushed back saying we need proper data correlation, not just anomaly pattern-matching, but he wants everyone committing AI outputs to the runbooks directly. I'm the platform lead and this feels like it's going to create more review work, not less.
Has anyone dealt with AI RCA tools that actually reduce MTTR without creating a mountain of garbage to sift through first? Or is manual still king for complex incidents? Starting to lose faith in this whole direction.
We've been building an open-source eBPF-based agent for automated root cause analysis and wanted to start opening up the development process to the community.
We're thinking of doing weekly live coding sessions where we work through the codebase together - debugging, building features, discussing architecture decisions in real time.
Has anyone done something similar with their open-source project? Would love to know what worked. And if anyone's curious to join, happy to share the details in the comments.
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