An overview of how to collect Cloud Run container logs and metrics, and send them to Sumo Logic for monitoring and troubleshooting.

Dealing with IT outages and downtime is one of the biggest technical challenges of the modern era, costing North American businesses an estimated $700 billion per year. Today's world of interconnected cloud services and microservice architectures has created infinitely more opportunities for something to go wrong and disrupt service. When that happens, there's an urgent need to alert the right people or teams to fix things.

Sumo Logic provides a scalable, easily deployable, serverless solution to monitor Azure Services connected with Azure Monitor that supports both logs and metrics data from Azure. Use a Sumo Logic serverless solution to monitor your Azure Services, which are connected with Azure Monitor/Event Hub. This Azure-Sumo Logic pipeline helps you integrate the following types of data from your Azure Services with Sumo Logic.

We have released 11 brand new Google Cloud Platform (GCP) applications to the existing Sumo Logic App Catalog. We continue to see momentum and adoption of multiple cloud providers by our customers and this release reinforces our commitment to providing our customers with continuous intelligence of their business regardless of where their applications modern and cloud infrastructure data reside — from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to Microsoft Azure to Google Cloud.

Serverless computing with AWS Lambda is an increasingly popular business solution, but keeping track of Lambda function activity isn’t always so easy. Sumo Logic’s integration with AWS CloudTrail’s logging of Lambda data events helps you continuously monitor your Lambda functions and gain insight into the AWS Lambda function activity.

Azure functions are event driven pieces of code that can used to integrate systems, build APIs, process data and trigger any action/reaction to events without having to worry about infrastructure to run it.