This listing allows you to build an AMI with a pre-configured version of the latest Datadog Agent. By using the AMI with built-in Datadog Agent, you can easily deploy EC2 instances with Datadog's full stack monitoring capabilities, streamlining the setup of observability across your AWS infrastructure.
Highlights
Collects real-time logs, traces, and metrics for full-stack monitoring.
Provides deep visibility into infrastructure and application performance.
Easy to deploy on EC2 instances for streamlined observability setup.
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You install this software at no charge, so every dimension carries a zero price. The many dimensions map to individual AWS EC2 instance types, billed by the hour. Each entry names a specific instance size, from small shared instances up to metal and high-memory machines. The pricing does not scale by usage or feature tier. Instead, you pick the instance type that matches where you run the agent. Since the software is free, these dimensions record the deployment target rather than a cost you pay for the agent itself.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one billable unit for the Datadog Agent for Windows on AWS Marketplace?
Each dimension names a specific AWS EC2 instance type, billed per hour. The unit is one running instance where you install the agent. Because the software is free, every instance type shows a zero price. You pick the type that matches the machine running the agent, not a cost for the software.
Am I charged for instances that are stopped or powered off, such as a standby server?
The agent software carries no charge, so stopped or running instances accrue no software fee. Underlying AWS compute and storage costs still apply separately when instances run. The listing meters only the deployment target, not a licence fee for the agent itself.
If I add more Windows instances, does my software cost increase?
No. Every instance type dimension carries a zero price, so adding instances does not raise the agent software cost. You install it at no charge across any listed instance type. Any cost changes come from AWS compute and from separate Datadog platform products you may subscribe to.
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Version release notes
First release of Datadog Agent IB component for Windows
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Calyptia Core Agent is from the maintainers and creators of Fluent Bit.
What is Fluent Bit?
Fluent Bit is an open source project that deploys as a lightweight process on your Linux, Windows, MacOS servers as well as your container environments that lets you collect, process, and route logs / metrics / trace data at high speeds.
What is Calyptia Core Agent?
All the features of Fluent Bit with the following:
Enterprise Stability
1 year maintenance, security, and bug fix cycles
Support for extended life operating systems
Premium Features
Advanced control for enterprise environments, including network and throughput controls
Fleet Management and Monitoring capabilities to deploy and manage at scale
Integrations with Splunk, Datadog, New Relic, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, AWS S3, AWS Kinesis, and more
Extended Support
Service Desk and SLA available
Calyptia Core Agent is a product of Chronosphere (https://chronosphere.io)
Avahi is an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner delivering cloud and AI professional services across migration, application modernization, DevOps, data analytics, security, cost optimization, and generative AI. With 6 AWS Competencies (MSP, Migration, Generative AI, DevOps, Data & Analytics, Machine Learning), 4 Service Validations, 50+ certifications, and 200+ successful customer launches, Avahi provides the technical depth of a large SI with the speed and responsiveness of a boutique consultancy. Engagement models range from half-day assessments to multi-month implementations, with flexible staffing options including dedicated solutions architects, DevOps engineers, data engineers, and AI/ML specialists. Industries served include healthcare, financial services, SaaS, media, legal, manufacturing, education, and retail. Recognized by Inc. as Best in Business 2025 for Best AI Implementation.
Real-time state sync for web and edge apps. A ~1 KB browser SDK plus a sync endpoint you deploy in your own AWS account: local-first, last-write-wins, microsecond round trips. TLS in transit, nothing at rest, OpenTelemetry metrics. No Kafka or RabbitMQ to run.
I use Datadog for monitoring, and it helps me in a lot of ways. It shows in-depth logs of the systems and provides a comprehensive view of metrics. There are lots of metrics, and the integration is very simple, especially with Terraform. It offers a good view of metrics, which is really valuable for me. I appreciate being able to create my own dashboards and metrics. The setup was quite easy, and we received support from the data ops team to integrate it with the systems.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think Datadog's anomaly detection is quite basic in alerting me. I would like it to be enhanced to provide more detailed warning alerts.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Datadog for monitoring, providing in-depth logs and metrics. It simplifies integration, especially with Terraform, and offers a good view of metrics, making it easier to handle multiple instances and identify issues like memory leaks.
Aditya J.
Enterprise Observability and Monitoring at Scale with Datadog
Reviewed on Jul 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Datadog is its ability to provide deep observability across infrastructure, applications, logs, cloud services, and identity platforms from a single pane of glass. Having used Datadog for an extended period, I've found its dashboards, alerting capabilities, and correlation between metrics, logs, and traces to be extremely valuable for both proactive monitoring and incident response. As an administrator, I appreciate the flexibility in creating custom dashboards, configuring monitors, and tuning alerts to reduce noise while ensuring critical issues are detected early. The platform's extensive integration ecosystem makes it easy to onboard new services, and features such as anomaly detection, log analytics, and service mapping significantly improve troubleshooting efficiency. Overall, Datadog has helped streamline operations, reduce mean time to resolution (MTTR), and provide actionable insights that support both day-to-day monitoring and long-term platform optimization.
What do you dislike about the product?
While Datadog is a mature and feature-rich platform, one area that can be challenging is cost management at scale. As environments grow and more teams onboard services, log ingestion, custom metrics, and data retention costs require ongoing optimization and governance. I've also found that in large enterprise deployments, alert tuning and monitor management need regular review to avoid alert fatigue and maintain signal-to-noise quality. Another area for improvement is that some advanced configurations and cross-product features can have a learning curve for newer administrators. While the platform offers tremendous flexibility, fully leveraging its capabilities often requires experience and a well-defined monitoring strategy. That said, these challenges are common for enterprise observability platforms, and the operational benefits Datadog provides generally outweigh the drawbacks.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Datadog solves the challenge of maintaining visibility across complex, distributed environments by bringing infrastructure metrics, application performance, logs, traces, security signals, and cloud services into a single observability platform. Prior to adopting Datadog, troubleshooting often required switching between multiple tools and manually correlating data from different sources. As a long-time user and administrator, I've found that Datadog significantly improves operational efficiency by enabling teams to quickly identify performance bottlenecks, detect anomalies, and investigate incidents from a centralized interface. The ability to correlate metrics, logs, and traces has greatly reduced troubleshooting time and improved root cause analysis. Datadog has also helped us implement a more proactive monitoring approach through intelligent alerting, anomaly detection, and service health visibility. This has contributed to faster incident response, reduced downtime, improved system reliability, and better overall user experience. From an operations perspective, it has become a critical platform for maintaining service health and supporting informed decision-making across teams.
Anshul S.
Datadog: Unified Logs, Metrics & Traces for Real-Time Visibility and Faster Debugging
Reviewed on Jun 30, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
One of the biggest strengths of Datadog is how it brings logs, metrics, traces, and alerts into a single platform. Instead of switching between multiple monitoring tools, I can quickly identify what's happening across the entire application stack. Comprehensive dashboards that provide real-time visibility into application health. Powerful log search and filtering for faster root cause analysis. APM (Application Performance Monitoring) that helps identify performance bottlenecks. Intelligent alerting that notifies the team before issues significantly impact users. Seamless integrations with cloud services, databases, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure tools. In my QA and automation workflow, Datadog significantly reduces the time required to investigate production issues. Rather than relying solely on application logs, I can correlate metrics, traces, and logs to pinpoint the exact cause of a problem. This makes debugging much faster and improves collaboration between QA, developers, and DevOps teams. Overall, Datadog provides the visibility needed to proactively monitor systems, troubleshoot issues efficiently, and maintain application reliability.
What do you dislike about the product?
Although Datadog is one of the most comprehensive monitoring tools I've used, there are a few areas where it could improve. Pricing can become expensive as the number of hosts, logs, and monitored services increases. The large number of features can make the platform overwhelming for new users. Building advanced dashboards and queries sometimes requires a learning curve. High log volumes need careful management to avoid unnecessary costs. Some alerts require fine-tuning to reduce noise and avoid alert fatigue. For me, the biggest challenge is cost management. As monitoring requirements grow, it's important to optimize log retention, dashboards, and alert configurations to keep expenses under control.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Datadog solves the problem of limited visibility into application performance and infrastructure health. Instead of checking multiple tools for logs, metrics, traces, and alerts, Datadog centralizes everything into a single platform, making monitoring and troubleshooting much more efficient. Detects application and infrastructure issues in real time. Centralizes logs, metrics, traces, and performance data. Speeds up root cause analysis during production incidents. Provides proactive alerts before issues impact end users. Helps monitor APIs, servers, databases, and cloud services from one dashboard. I use Datadog to investigate production issues, validate deployments, monitor API health, and analyze application performance. Having all the relevant telemetry in one place helps me identify problems much faster and collaborate effectively with developers and DevOps teams. The biggest benefit is reduced incident resolution time. By quickly correlating logs, metrics, and traces, Datadog helps the team diagnose issues faster, minimize downtime, and deliver a more reliable experience for users.
Bertrand P.
Faster incident detection and root-cause analysis, leading to better customer experience.
Reviewed on Jun 26, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
As a product manager what I like most about Datadog is how it centralizes observability for complex systems in a single platform. It brings metrics, logs, traces, and alerts together in one place, making it much easier to understand overall system health and troubleshoot issues quickly for runners and support teams. Onboarding tech teams is easy.
Its real-time monitoring and alerting are especially valuable because they help detect incidents early and improve response times. I also appreciate the breadth and depth of integrations with cloud providers, infrastructure tools, and application services, which makes Datadog adaptable across different architectures.
Depending the implementation the price can evolve but you are fully mastering the cost.
Overall, it delivers strong visibility and control over system performance, which feels essential in modern distributed environments at scale. Perspectives to use it coupling with AI support agent is a plus to prepare the future.
What do you dislike about the product?
The tool provide insights and data but teams have to spend significant time interpreting what action should be taken.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It centralizes application supervision and infrastructure monitoring, helping detect incidents faster. It also makes it easier to understand root causes and improve digital reliability.
Anonymous
Quick Insights with Superb Observability, But Needs Better Mobile Synthetic Tests
Reviewed on Jun 10, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like that Datadog is very easy and quick to use and helps us get valuable insights. I appreciate that it provides us with visibility and insights into what is happening in both the frontend and backend of our applications. I also enjoy how RUM allows us to not only see problems but also get a real sense of user behavior, helping us to be more strategic with design changes and new features.
What do you dislike about the product?
We do not get as much value from synthetic tests due to mobile issues
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I find Datadog provides visibility and insights into both frontend and backend operations. It’s quick and easy to use, offering valuable insights. With RUM, I can see user behavior, which helps us make strategic design and feature changes.