Sumo Logic

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.

We use Sumo Logic to centralize all of our application logs into one easy to use and easy to search interface. This is used not only for production but also our development environments. We use it for troubleshooting issues, development assistance, as well as for security and compliance. Having all of our logs in one place is fantastic.

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.

Sumo Logic is used to aggregate our logs from multiple environments and allows us a one stop location to see everything that's happening within our infrastructure. We just log into Sumo Logic and are able to use their query system to easily get at the data we need to make decisions.

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.