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Achieve Business Objectives with Data Driven Observability - Webinar

Dec 7, 2020 By Sumo Logic In Sumo Logic
Modern financial services company Snoop uses open banking and artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse customers’ transactions and spending. But as the volume, variety, and sensitivity of data it manages increases, so does the complexity. Watch this “fireside chat” style webinar to learn how to gain unified visibility across your Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure. Listen as experts from Snoop, Sumo Logic, and AWS share tips and tools to help you glean game-changing insights in real time, economically, and at scale.
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Building your modern SIEM, Unique security requirements for cloud and modern technologies

Dec 3, 2020 By Sumo Logic In Sumo Logic
Digital transformation has changed the attack surface, and organizations are generating more data than ever before. What does this mean from a security standpoint? Attend this session and hear more about what makes a modern SaaS SIEM solution and why it’s critical for detecting threats across your hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures. Finally, we’ll explore what tomorrow’s SIEM might look like.
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Monitoring Microsoft SQL Best Practices

Dec 3, 2020 By Chris Tozzi In Sumo Logic
For decades, Microsoft SQL has been a leading relational database solution within Windows-based environments. The extension of Microsoft SQL support to Linux servers in 2017 made the platform even more popular. There’s a good chance that, no matter which types of infrastructure or servers you manage, there are Microsoft SQL databases residing somewhere on them. That’s why it’s critical to understand the fundamentals of Microsoft SQL monitoring.
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Onboard your tracing data to Sumo Logic even faster with AWS OpenTelemetry distro (preview)

Dec 2, 2020 By Pawel Brzoska In Sumo Logic
We at Sumo Logic believe in an open, flexible, community-driven approach to collecting observability data. Those reasons are outlined in one of my recent blogs. In that publication, I share the belief that an application’s observability gains traction from the fact that telemetry signals are designed, composed, and produced by an application developer/vendor in compliance with industry standards, and are not a proprietary, black box component of the monitoring vendor.
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