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Absolutely loved SumoLogic for the six years or so we used it. Threw terabytes of logs at them a month and searches were always fast. Being able to do joins on
by winrid 6y ago
Absolutely loved SumoLogic for the six years or so we used it. Threw terabytes of logs at them a month and searches were always fast. Being able to do joins on logs was a godsend. I tried to work there but it seemed like they stopped hiring for a while.
Now I use Loggly... It's okay.
IDEA's IDEs as others have mentioned.
I've built enterprise software I enjoyed using (reputation.com), does that count? :)
- klohto 6y agoI wasn't aware of SumoLogic but at $2.5/GB ingested, they seem expensive. I understand that at TB a month of logs Elasticsearch stops being viable, but what made SumoLogic so great except the speed to warrant the cost?
- jakozaur 6y agoSumo Logic got three tiers depending on speed vs. cost. The cheapest one is at $0.11 / GB and allows searching on-demand.
- winrid 6y agoWe spent a lot of money on Sumo indeed. But when it helps you keep churn down it can pay off. You can also parse the logs and create alerts and dashboards from the parsed values. We only retained the logs for 30 days, so you could use Elastic/Kibana and we did for our dev/qa environments. However people hated it compared to Sumo.