Writing about what breaks, and why.

Moving off Opsgenie? We’ll help you migrate to Moneat.

Opsgenie support ends on April 5, 2027. Plan the move around schedules, escalation policies, alert sources, and tested paging—not just an export file.

Adrian Elder4 min readmigration, opsgenie, incident-response, on-call

Use Moneat with your existing Sentry SDKs and Datadog Agents

Keep existing instrumentation for supported signals, point it at Moneat, and verify the configuration and workflow differences before switching.

Adrian Elder3 min readsentry, datadog, migration, observability

Sentry vs Datadog vs Moneat: features, pricing, and migration trade-offs

A founder-written comparison of Sentry, Datadog, and Moneat across telemetry workflows, pricing units, compatibility, migration work, and product trade-offs.

Adrian Elder6 min readcomparison, sentry, datadog, pricing

Migrate from Sentry to Moneat: what changes and what doesn’t

A staged guide to moving supported Sentry SDK telemetry to Moneat, including validation, source maps, alerts, historical data, and rollback.

Adrian Elder4 min readmigration, sentry, guide

How Moneat connects errors, logs, traces, and incident response

An illustrative checkout investigation showing what each telemetry signal contributes, how correlation works, and where instrumentation limits the result.

Adrian Elder5 min readobservability, monitoring, product

Datadog pricing explained: hosts, logs, traces, and a worked example

A dated, assumption-by-assumption example of Datadog infrastructure, APM, log, metric, replay, and synthetic-monitoring charges.

Adrian Elder4 min readdatadog, pricing, observability