Sumo Logic Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We mainly use Sumo Logic for logging and monitoring lots of Prod system.

Also, we actively use dashboard to track down our deployment status in Beta/Preview/Prod. Logging is a like game changer because all logs in one place, which helps Developers making lot easier to debug and CS to view some important logs ticketed from our customers.

Likelihood to Recommend

We can check all logs from various regions and multiple account in one

place, which makes us not to change AWS account to see logs in different

account. And it also has longer retention period than Cloudwatch. Its

really easy to setup as well like adding collectors or embedding Sumo Logic into AWS lambda

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am user of Sumo Logic and I use Sumo Logic to track our user sync backend events. Its result serach are great and one can easily learner to how query on Sumo Logic. Its simple and easy to use. we track this user sync event to check profile field details which we dont display on UI but we track it on the backend.

Likelihood to Recommend

Best to use as backend logs tracking for a software

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The main logging and review of our company's processes is done using Sumo Logic. It allows us to follow a process from start to finish, understand issues and statistics, and build many pages with monitoring graphs and queries that help us be on top of issues and plan future projects based on the current situation.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sumo Logic is best suited for when you're interested to follow a specific process and understand what happened in it. When you're looking to understand specific values that are set in some processes it's a less ideal tool as the readability and querying of the logs isn't simple enough for such a task.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sumo Logic is used purely within the corporate IT area of the business as a limited access storage location for logs as part of a larger solution to help with ISO 27001 certification.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sumo Logic can deal with large amounts of data very well and has incredible processing power to give you real meaningful interpretations of the data you give it. It requires some time to get the best out of it and will only be as good as the data you feed into it.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Sumologic for analyzing and checking logs. Mostly if any issues or customer-reported errors we rely on sumologic logs. We use [it] in all our environments. It helps my day-to-day work in troubleshooting issues. We also have graphs, charts for regular monitors. It is used across all departments in our organization.

Likelihood to Recommend

For checking and analyzing logs, particularly live logs too. The queries are easy to use and help in filtering the logs for a specific search.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

OneLogin utilizes Sumo Logic for an advanced look into transactions that occur within the OneLogin platform for all of its customers. As a valued partner of OneLogin, Sumo Logic extends a limited version of its cloud-based offering. OneLogin customers can use Sumo Logic in the same way that we at OneLogin utilize it with restrictions. The limited users without a paid subscription can only view seven days of log history and a limited amount of logs. Sumo Logic is a go-to troubleshooting tool for technical folks like myself at OneLogin. It just works, and the information is there for us to review.

Likelihood to Recommend

Many products have built-in visibility to events like when a user logs in. What they don't have is visibility into failed login events, for instance. Sumo Logic provides incredible insight for troubleshooting when things don't go as expected. Based upon the logs, key people could also be alerted based upon event details. This is a very powerful platform.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use SumoLogic across all IT as a way of monitoring and analyzing application logs as well as some auditing. We use it to proactively monitor applications looking for new or potential problems. We also use it to analyze the root causes of problems. It is the best way we have to explore logs across clusters of machines.

Likelihood to Recommend

SumoLogic is a fantastic log aggregator and analysis tool, a fine alternative to Splunk. Searching is powerful and mostly intuitive and results come fast. If you have application logs in clusters or Kubernetes pods that lose their logs every time they're restarted, Sumo is the solution for you.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

SumoLogic is being used by our eCommerce department to monitor the logs from our applications. We use it for both ad hoc queries, as well as using it on a frequent basis for setting up alerts. It helps us to quickly be alerted if there are any problems with our systems.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is appropriate for ad hoc queries and for alerting.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Sumo Logic to pull data from other systems we use. Once we have all the data in a centralized location, we use it to help us analyze our services. From an IT perspective, it helps us support our end users in the best way possible. I would say that our IT team is quite new and green with Sumo Logic, and some would like more information on what Sumo Logic can do for us.

Likelihood to Recommend

I love using Sumo Logic when it comes to it finding a laptop on our system. Sometimes we always don't have the right documentation on a system or no documentation on a system at all. In these scenarios, we might have the name of the user, their user ID, or the mac address. What Sumo Logic has provided us when pulling reports from the various systems it allows us to find these machines.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sumo Logic is being used across our company. Our logs are first published to CloudWatch, and then pushed over to Sumo Logic for analysis and debugging. Each log is tagged with a session id that we can use to track API calls across services. We use the logs to verify customer issues, and it lets us see which APIs, and therefore which team to reach out to so we can solve a given issue.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sumo Logic appears to be well designed for a small operation to get started with a small amount of logs. As a company grows, I am not sure that the tool will keep up with the demand of massive amounts of logs. This seems to be the case with most of the hosted log services I have worked with at least.