Logz.io has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Small and Medium Business Competency.
This specialization recognizes Logz.io as an AWS Partner with a unique set of benefits for small and medium size customers (SMBs).
Achieving the AWS Small and Medium Business Competency differentiates Logz.io as an AWS Partner that has demonstrated proficiency and proven customer success helping SMBs solve their business and technical problems. Logz.io is equipped to handle these challenges with solutions designed with their customers’ unique needs in mind, including consideration for SMB’s typical deployment models, their level of IT capabilities and financing preferences, and their local and industry requirements.
“Small and medium businesses are especially sensitive to unnecessary complexity or unpredictable costs,” said Asaf Yigal, Logz.io co-founder and CTO. “And with leaner teams, SMBs require streamlined platforms that provide valuable insights to inform data-driven decisions in the most efficient and cost-effective way. Logz.io achieving the AWS Small and Medium Business Competency can give SMBs executing a cloud strategy confidence that their unique needs are understood.”
AWS is enabling scalable, flexible and cost-effective solutions from startups to global enterprises. To support the seamless integration and deployment of these solutions, the AWS Competency Program helps customers identify AWS Partners with deep industry experience and expertise.
Logz.io’s Open 360 observability platform helps to meet the needs of SMBs by delivering an entirely different experience that makes observability simple, intuitive, and easy to use, while speeding implementation and radically increasing cost effectiveness. Open 360 unifies log, metric and trace data into a single platform for full visibility into the health and performance of an organization’s entire stack. Users have the ability to reduce costs with filters that remove unneeded data as well as access to an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) storage repository that saves money while keeping data queryable.
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