Releasesby IbisUnify data across Datadog BYOC with cross-cluster queries for teams and AI agents
GA2 weeks agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 10, 2026
Datadog released cross-cluster queries for Datadog BYOC Logs, enabling AI agents and engineering teams to search logs across regions and business units without centralizing log storage.
Topics: Observability, AI agents, Regions
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