Re:Cloudflare Pages goes full stack
by presentation on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @08:04PM
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Does Datadog really directly compete with PagerDuty? They integrate with one another, and my company uses both, though honestly if Datadog made the kind of alarm-level notifications functionality as PagerDuty I probably wouldn't need PagerDuty anymore. That said, the simplicity of a single-purpose product definitely also has its appeal.
Re:Cloudflare Pages goes full stack
by bloodyplonker22 on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @08:23PM
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They have started to get directly into pagerduty's space with their incident management features:
https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/incident-response-with-datado...
> The smaller and more agile companies like Cloudflare
Cloudflare is smaller than Heroku?
Re:Cloudflare Pages goes full stack
by bloodyplonker22 on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @08:20PM
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Cloudflare is smaller than Salesforce, which owns Heroku. When a company gets absorbed by a large company, there are usually paralyzing effects.
Another example is pagerduty. A company that has been around for well over a decade with no product innovation. They installed an outside CEO, a sales/marketing person who really doesn't have the technical know-how to come up with new innovations. As of today, Datadog has entered their market with a direct competitor product. The CEO of Datadog, conversely, lived and breathed dev-ops in his entire work career. He is the wolf that will be eating the lunch of the non-technical does.