Google Cloud & Datadog ISV Workshop: GKE Observability Hands-On

How Google Cloud – Datadog Collaboration Turns Teams from Reactive to Proactive in Kubernetes

The Kubernetes ecosystem and GKE offer tremendous flexibility, but also complexity. When a simple transaction goes through dozens of microservices, finding a small problem becomes a tedious investigation.

The real problem? Teams are overwhelmed with alerts (Alert Fatigue), wasting valuable time on investigation, and MTTR (Mean Time To Resolution) skyrockets. The result is a direct impact on customer experience and the bottom line.

It’s time to move from generic monitoring to true Observability.

📆  December 8th, 2025

⏱️ 9:00-16:00

📍 Google TLV – Yigal Alon St 98, Tel Aviv-Yafo – 12 – Honey

The strategic collaboration between Google Cloud and the leading Observability platform, Datadog, changes the rules of the game. The deep integration allows engineers to disconnect from the “noise” of technical metrics and focus on what truly matters: user experience and business value.

The Tools That Will Make You Proactive

The workshop will focus on sophisticated development tools deeply embedded in the product lifecycle:

• AI-Powered Root Cause Analysis (RCA): Instead of searching through millions of lines of logs, AI tools proactively analyze data, pinpoint the root cause of the problem in GKE, and shorten investigation time from hours to seconds.
• Live Debugging and Dynamic Instrumentation: The ability to “connect” to running code in production, check variables in real-time, and debug – all without stopping the application or redeploying.
• Monitoring-as-Code: Embedding monitoring rules and alerts as an integral part of the CI/CD process. This ensures consistency, prevents human errors, and creates a uniform standard in complex environments.

Let’s Implement: A Unique Hands-On Workshop

In collaboration with WideOps, Datadog, and Google Cloud, we offer you not just theory, but a practical lab (Hands-On Lab) on a GKE environment.

This is a unique opportunity to gain the practical tools needed to make the significant leap: to transform from a team that reacts to problems – to a team that prevents them.