Log management for developers

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8.0/10 (Expert Score) ★★★★★
Product is rated as #14 in category Cloud Security Monitoring and Analytics Software
Ease of use
7.3
Support
8.0
Ease of Setup
7.8

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Humio changes the way enterprises relate and interact with their data by making it fast, easy, and cost-effective to log anything and answer anything at scale, in real-time. Humio enables DevOps, ITOps, and SecOps to understand the IT environment, prepare for the unknown, proactively prevent issues, recover quickly from incidents, and understand the root cause.

A modern log management platform, Humio is purpose-built for large-scale logging and real-time analysis of all your data, metrics, and traces. Humio takes advantage of modern technologies, including data streaming and index-free architecture, to provide live observability of today’s dynamic IT environments. Because Humio collects structured and unstructured data in memory, exploring and investigating anything is blazing fast, even at scale. Advanced compression technology optimizes compute resources and minimizes storage costs. With industry-leading unlimited ingest plans, minimal maintenance and training costs, and remarkably low compute and storage requirements, Humio offers the lowest total cost of ownership while delivering greater value through complete observability and data-driven insights.

For more information, visit www.humio.com and follow @MeetHumio on Twitter.

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Ogaday W.

Advanced user of Humio
★★★★★
Good log aggregation, slow UI

What do you like best?

Now that Humio has been set up up by our platform team, all logs from all further applications and deployments are being streamed to Humio without the need for any additional configuration at the application level, which is fantastic. We develop on top of Kubernetes, and as well as application logs, we get platform logs, so we can debug and monitor the whole stack. The handling of structured logs is also really nice. Humio automatically parses many formats, and you can write your own custom log parsing rules. Once your logs are being parsed correctly, you can filter and display specific fields from your logs, and save the results into persistent, live dashboards for your applications.

What do you dislike?

The only thing I dislike about Humio is the UI. Scrolling through your logs to find relevant messages can be tough unless you've set up quite a few filters. Each page of logs contains only contains 200 lines, which, for any significant application, is not much. I don't know if it's just my browser, but I find the pagination painfully slow! This aspect of the UI is the only downside. It can be mitigated by smart filtering, but I still find it a bit awkward to wait for the next page of logs to load.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Used structured logging to make the most of Humio.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

I use Humio to debug my applications and view my application logs. On top of that, I use humio to take advantage of structured logging and build persistent dashboards for different projects, so I can monitor my the running of my applications over time.

Review source: G2.com

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