Datadog, Inc.
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Company History
Founded 2010 in New York City, New York
Olivier Pomel and Alexis Le-Quoc founded Datadog in 2010 after working together at Wireless Generation. The company went public in 2019 and has remained led by its co-founder CEO.
Olivier Pomel and Alexis Le-Quoc found Datadog in New York to monitor cloud infrastructure and software systems.
Datadog expands its hosted monitoring product for cloud and DevOps teams.
Datadog acquires Logmatic.io and expands beyond infrastructure metrics into log management.
Datadog goes public on Nasdaq under the ticker DDOG.
Datadog expands into cloud security and SIEM-style workflows, broadening its platform beyond observability.
Datadog reports $3.427158B in 2025 revenue and about 8,100 employees.
Datadog acquired Mortar Data to strengthen its data analytics and processing capabilities. Mortar provided a platform for data science and analytics that complemented Datadog's infrastructure monitoring data pipeline.
Datadog acquired Logmatic.io to add log management capabilities to its platform. Logmatic provided centralized log aggregation, search, and analysis that complemented Datadog's existing metrics and infrastructure monitoring.
Datadog acquired Madumbo, an AI-powered testing platform, to add automated testing and quality assurance capabilities. Madumbo used machine learning to detect UI issues and application bugs.
Datadog acquired Sqreen, an application security platform, for approximately $200 million. Sqreen provided runtime application self-protection (RASP), in-app security monitoring, and protection against OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities.
Datadog acquired Cloudcraft, a cloud infrastructure visualization platform. Cloudcraft provided drag-and-drop tools for creating AWS architecture diagrams and visualizing cloud infrastructure.
Datadog acquired Quickwit, an open-source cloud-native log search engine. Quickwit provided high-performance, cost-efficient log search capabilities using a novel indexing approach.
Datadog acquired Metaplane, an AI-powered data observability platform. Metaplane provided automated data quality monitoring, anomaly detection for data pipelines, and impact analysis for data issues.
Datadog acquired Eppo, an experimentation infrastructure platform. Eppo provided tools for running A/B tests, feature flags, and product experiments with statistical rigor.
Datadog acquired Propolis, an AI-powered QA testing platform. Propolis provided automated testing capabilities that used AI to detect bugs, performance issues, and UI problems.
Datadog traces its origins to 2010, with Olivier Pomel and Alexis Le-Quoc tied to the founding story.
Datadog's multi-product expansion turned a monitoring tool into a broader cloud operations platform.
Datadog expanded by building monitoring, logs, APM, security, incident management, synthetics, cloud-cost, and developer tools, serving software teams, DevOps groups, cloud infrastructure teams, security teams, and enterprises, and using land-and-expand selling, usage growth, AI-assisted operations, security modules, and deeper cloud integrations.
This Datadog history page covers founding, growth milestones, leadership changes, and modern strategic context.