Borg App Hub replaces Datadog
Watch every service for trouble, catch an outage before customers notice, and tell them what's happening on a status page.
Early access for Search Atlas Mastermind and Enterprise.
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Workflows to explore
See infrastructure metrics in dashboards.
Get alerts when systems need help.
Search logs and traces to find problems.
Connect monitoring data from many tools.
Feature by feature
Review OneUptime's covered, partly covered and planned features below.
Measure the health of hosts and services.
Why it matters. Teams spot trouble before an outage grows.
On Borg. OneUptime collects host and service telemetry so you catch trouble early, though metric depth is thinner than Datadog's.
Check endpoints and alert when they fail.
Why it matters. Teams know when a service stops working.
On Borg. Check endpoints on a schedule and get alerted the moment one stops responding, before customers complain.
Inspect events and request paths.
Why it matters. Teams can find the cause of a failure.
On Borg. Search logs and traces to trace a failure back to its cause, though Datadog's breadth runs deeper.
Assign responders and track what happened.
Why it matters. People know who is fixing a problem.
On Borg. Assign an on-call responder the moment something breaks and track exactly what happened, start to finish.
Publish service health to users.
Why it matters. Users can check if an outage is known.
On Borg. Publish a public or private status page so users can check for a known outage themselves.
Connect cloud services and alert destinations.
Why it matters. Teams see more signals in one place.
On Borg. Connect cloud services and alert destinations into one place, though the catalog is smaller than Datadog's.
Some upstream apps gate certain features behind their own licenses; the coverage chips above say where.
The math
Datadog per host per month for Infrastructure; other products cost extra
| Plan | Price | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure Free | $0 | Core infrastructure monitoring with free-plan limits. |
| Infrastructure Pro | Starts at $15/host/mo (annual) | 15-month metric retention; $18/host/mo on demand. |
| Infrastructure Enterprise | Starts at $23/host/mo (annual) | Advanced controls; $27/host/mo on demand. |
Public pricing checked 2026-10-07. Source
OneUptime on Borg App Hub
$0 per seat
For comparison: 20 Infrastructure Pro hosts start at $3,600/year on annual billing, before logs or APM.
Questions
No. It covers monitoring and incident jobs, but check telemetry depth and integrations before moving.
Yes. It includes status pages tied to service health.
Yes. OneUptime's core is open source and free to self-host; Prometheus and Zabbix are other self-hosted options. You still pay for your own infrastructure and operations.
Yes. It can track incidents and help route responders.
Datadog prices Infrastructure, logs, APM, and other products separately. Check the full mix you use.
There's no per-seat cost and no usage caps. You pay only for the AI and compute OneUptime uses, as part of your existing Borg subscription.
Weighing options? See the full Datadog alternatives comparison.
One App Hub, every tool your team already reaches for. No per-seat cost.
Early access for Search Atlas Mastermind and Enterprise.
