Registration has been opened by Datadog for DASH, its eighth annual conference aimed at professionals seeking to advance applications, infrastructure, security, and GenAI.
The conference is scheduled to take place on 10-11 June 2025 at the North Javits Center in New York City. The event will host over fifty sessions featuring speakers from various companies including Redfin, Thales IFE, Toyota, and Volkswagen who will discuss topics such as performance and efficiency, systems scaling, security, compliance, and AI deployment.
Chief Product Officer at Datadog, Yanbing Li, stated, "At DASH, attendees learn directly from product experts and industry peers through hands-on workshops, keynotes and real-world case studies. Whether they're looking to scale systems, enhance performance, strengthen security and compliance, get ahead of AI deployment or build high-performing teams, they'll gain practical insights and best practices to take back to their organisations."
The conference offers a variety of experiences for participants, including a keynote presentation where Datadog customers, executives, and product leaders will discuss ways to improve monitoring, observability, and security workflows. Participants are expected to gain valuable insights and solutions to implement within their organisations.
DASH also features more than 50 breakout sessions, providing inspiration and best practices from leading DevOps and security professionals. Additionally, the conference includes over 20 hands-on workshops covering a range of topics from introductory courses, like Datadog 101 for SREs, to more advanced subjects such as monitoring Kubernetes clusters.
For those interested in validating their expertise, DASH is the exclusive event offering on-site Datadog certification exams, which are included with the event ticket. Networking opportunities will be abundant, allowing attendees to connect with numerous DevOps peers and industry influencers.
The conference will also host the Datadog Partner Expo, where attendees can engage with technology and service providers like Google and AWS.