The stability is excellent.

I' give stability a thumbs up.

Stability-wise, it's great.

It has never failed us and therefore I consider it to be very stable.

Datadog is stable. We did not have a single outage.

Our SRE teams report that the solution is very solid, stable, and reliable. 

I found the solution to be stable, I did not experience any bugs or glitches. However, some of the managing team did.

Datadog is a stable solution.

The solution is very stable. There are not too many outages, and they fix them fast.

It is a stable solution.

We haven't issued any issues so far, so it's a highly stable platform. 

The solution is very stable. There are not too many outages, and they fix them fast.

The stability is pretty good.

This is a stable solution. 

Stability really wasn't ever an issue. We didn't have any outages specific to Datadog where we couldn't get reports or insights to information. We were more concerned about the stability of our own systems and applications.

The stability is very good even though we have had some minor problems recently.

The stability is awesome. 

I have never experienced an issue or outage.

The stability is good.

It's quite stable. I have never had an issue in regard to reliability, so it's very stable.

The stability is great.

I don't recall seeing an incident from Datadog in the past couple of years and that's been wonderful.

The stability is great.

We have no concerns with stability.

The stability is good.

We have yet to have a large-scale problem with stability using Datadog. It's very satisfying.

The solution overall seems rather stable.

We're new at this. That said, so far, there haven't been any issues to report.

The solution seems very stable.

We've never had major stability issues.

The stability is good. 

Any issues are addressed and communicated very quickly. I have not had any issues with uptime.

When I started using it years ago, it had stability problems. I remember, specifically, we ran everything in Docker containers. There were some problems getting it into a Docker container with very specific memory limits. We couldn't nail down exactly what the limits and the application needed. Once we did that, we were good. However, it was tricky to get the limit in the first place.

I find the solution to be very stable.

Overall, it has been fairly stable for us. There are the occasional issues with importing data, that has usually been resolved in a short time. We have never had an issue where that data was lost, just delayed, and eventually backfilled. 

It seems (anecdotally, of course) that there have been a few more stability issues lately. We have noticed several days that we are getting in-app alert banners indicating that some metric or log ingestion was delayed, or the web app itself was experiencing severe slowness. 

Overall, these issues are resolved rather quickly - kudos to their engineering teams. I hear that they actually use Datadog to monitor Datadog. 

We have not run into any issues with stability.

The stability looks good so far.

I love its stability.

The solution is stable and reliable. The performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

Stability is great. It has not come down. It is always up.

We do not put a lot of stress on it. It use for monitoring our app, and it's a pretty great product.

I have never seen a major outage that prevented us from using Datadog, although I can't speak for other teams/time zones

This is a stable solution. 

So far, we have not had any issues with stability. It should be very stable and easy to update.

We have no issues with the stability of Datadog.

We haven't lost any customers for Datadog. It must be stable.

The outages that we have had in the past two years were fixed in a matter of minutes.

In terms of stability, I have not seen any issues and don't have any complaints.

The solution has been stable and reliable.

Very rarely. Maybe only once or twice that we noticed. It is very reliable. 

I've never thought about stability and have no insights.

So far, stability has been great.

I have not worked on it long enough to properly comment on stability, yet, because it has to be tested across my other platforms.

It's pretty stable for the main integrations. There was only one time where Datadog was down and that was scary since all of our monitoring is handled by Datadog. There was a lot of uncertainty while the outage was in place.

The solution is very stable.

The solution is sufficiently stable. 

The solution is stable.

Stability-wise, it has been good.

It is very stable. Both times that I have worked with Datadog, we haven't had any issues with them going down. Or, if they did, we didn't know, which is good.

At the previous company that I worked at, we threw a lot at them all at once.

Because this is a newer integration, we are putting less stress on the tool. We are still working on integrating it into our platform.

There are infrequent hiccups, which have been decreasing over the time we have used it.

We haven't had issues with the stability.

The solution is stable.

In terms of stability, I don't have any problem with its stability or the website data. They have a solid infrastructure. I don't have any problems with that.

The stability of the solution is excellent. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's very reliable in terms of performance.

The solution is stable and passed an our internal assessment.

It is stable. There is nothing critical about it. I've not heard of any significant issues in terms of operating this solution in the last six months.

We haven't noticed any issues in the primary use case for which we are using it. 

The reason we're not using or looking at the APM space right now is due to platform availability. Datadog doesn't support enough platforms, which they know. Every customer that we have is running PHP, and we cannot use APM with any of our customers because of that. Even if they are 95 percent running Java, if Datadog doesn't have PHP, we can't use it because it won't integrate.

This is a stable solution. 

So far, it has been pretty stable. After we stand up and configure it, it works well.

It is pretty stable.

Datadog is stable. 

Stability has never been an issue. We throw all of our servers and containers at it. We have now started to throw our on-premise logs at it too.

At the beginning, when we started throwing logs at it, there was a bit of hiccup. However, this was during their beta period, so hiccups were expected.

Datadog is a stable solution.

It is incredibly stable.

The stability is good. For every message that we send, we have a corresponding metric. We send one to two million messages per server a day.