Sumo Logic announced the general availability of Unified Logs and Metrics (ULM), a machine data analytics platform to natively ingest, index and analyze metrics and log data together in real-time.
Powered by patented machine learning technology, ULM transforms structured and unstructured data into real-time continuous intelligence for today’s modern applications and business insights.
The early access program for ULM has seen broad customer demand from organizations who are the stewards for managing modern applications and want to better correlate log and metric data into a single pane of glass for faster root cause analysis and facilitate better collaboration across teams.
Key features include:
- Support for AWS, Infrastructure and Applications Metrics: ULM offers out of the box support for Host Metrics such as CPU, memory, disk usage and AWS CloudWatch metrics – from services like AWS Cloud Trail, Elastic Load Balancing, Amazon Kinesis, AWS Config, VPC Flow Logs and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3).
- Powerful Real-Time Analytics for Troubleshooting: Through machine learning, ULM enables advanced analytics of logs data and metrics data for contextual troubleshooting and quicker root cause analysis of issues.
- View Logs and Metrics in a Unified Dashboard: ULM enables users to view, filter and report logs and metrics in one dashboard to reduce “swivel chair” management and lower mean time to identify and resolve issues.
- Seamless Onboarding: Simple, easy set up and out-of-the-box analytics, as well as complete integration with Sumo Logic Free and Sumo Logic Trial web workflows.
“Cloud-native machine learning systems are transforming the way digital businesses operate,” said Kalyan Ramanathan, VP of Product Marketing for Sumo Logic. “Sumo Logic scales with the demands of modern applications and can easily handle the volume of machine data caused by spikes and bursts experienced on a day-to-day basis. With the general availability of Unified Logs and Metrics, customers are better equipped to take advantage of disruptive trends, such as public cloud adoption, DevOps, security forensics and machine data analytics.”
Sumo Logic’s ULM platform is available for Professional and Enterprise customers.
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