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Hi. > but they seem clear that there's both a logging and metrics (apm) side to their product. yes they have those two sides. what they do not have is an erro
by RabbitmqGuy 6y ago
Hi.
> but they seem clear that there's both a logging and metrics (apm) side to their product.
yes they have those two sides. what they do not have is an error tracking side; something like sentry[1].
errorship exists to bring the error tracking side into datadog.
The logging side of datadog is like splunk or elasticsearch, and their APM side is like newrelic. errorship is bringing the error tracking side.
some of the analogies may not apply 100%, but I hope I'm making sense.
1. https://sentry.io/ https://sentry.io/
- tyingq 6y agoThat's helpful. Basically zero-config central logging of exceptions/stderr/whatever?
- RabbitmqGuy 6y agoYeah. But also, errorship will still capture(and send to datadog) any exceptions that you may have forgot to capture or log.