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Sumo Logic’s MLOps methodology helps accelerate machine learning-based features. Discover how you can adopt this framework for your production-grade features.

Splunk is now a Cisco company. If you have second thoughts about working with them, discover why Sumo Logic is the best Splunk alternative. It’s time to go cloud native.

Sumo Logic’s AI-driven alerting helps you minimize noisy monitors and accelerate recovery time through automation. Read how to reduce noisy alerts with Sumo Logic.

Learn the basics of AWS CloudTrail, see how to create and enable custom trails and see where the trail logs are saved.

Get rid of visibility gaps left by legacy pricing models. It’s time to log it all with Sumo Logic Flex Licensing.

For true DevSecOps in a data-hungry world, you need a pricing model that aligns cost with value. It’s time for you to pay zero dollars to ingest and pay for what you analyze.

Discover six best practices for UK businesses to build a successful DevSecOps practice. Learn how Sumo Logic can help.

Moving to the cloud offers more than economics; it comes with unique security challenges that on-premises solutions cannot address. In minutes, Cloud Infrastructure Security for AWS from Sumo Logic brings cloud-native security analytics to AWS cloud environments. Curated workflows, out-of-the-box dashboards and AI-driven anomaly detection help security personnel easily monitor cloud security posture and cloud configurations and manage cloud risk from a centralized platform.

Generative AI can be a valuable partner, as long as it’s treated as a system of insight. For providing the context needed for execution, a system of record, the atomic level of logs is the most powerful.

In a perfect world, computers would function properly on the network at all times. There would be no issues with the operating system and no problems with the applications. Unfortunately, this isn’t a perfect world. System failures can and will occur, and when they do, it is the responsibility of system administrators to diagnose and resolve the issues. But where can system administrators begin the search for solutions when problems arise? The answer is Windows event logs.

Modern systems look very different than they did years ago. For the most part, development organizations have moved away from building traditional monoliths towards the development of containerized applications running across a highly-distributed infrastructure. While this change has made systems inherently more resilient, the increase in overall complexity has made it more important (and more challenging) to effectively identify and address problems at their root cause when issues occur.

Learn which metrics to track when monitoring MySQL performance. Get started monitoring today with Sumo Logic’s MySQL application, powered by OpenTelemetry for collection.

Five reasons why every CIO should consider Kubernetes, no matter the size or needs of the company.