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October 17, 2019 By Manny Lopez

How Doximity solved their high operational overhead of their Elastic stack with Sumo Logic

Doximity is a social network serving over one million medical professionals with the goal of getting relevant research material into their hands. In this session, learn about one engineer's – Ben Abrams, Supreme Unicorn Hunter of Planet Earth and the Entire Galaxy Besides – journey migrating to Sumo Logic from an AWS-managed ELK solution in order to free up operational resources and get engineers focused on extracting value from logs rather than spending time managing the solution. Ben also shares some tips and best practices in order to get the most out of your Sumo Logic deployment.

See the full video of Ben’s Illuminate presentation below.

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