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Ever since Elastic acquired Packetbeat in mid 2015, the beats community has grown at a pace. This momentum really began to accelerate when Elastic released libbeat, in late 2015, allowing the community to build it's own custom beats.
One of the most difficult aspects of triaging any business situation is to get a complete picture of what is happening. Often in the technology world the response to this is "log everything", on the basis that if we at least have an audit trail we can piece together what occurred.
Have you recently started a new small business? You may think that you don’t need to use centralised data-logging and analysis software like the ELK stack because your business isn’t large enough to generate large amounts of data. However, this isn’t necessarily true.
In our previous blog entry, we gave you three tips for analysing your business’s data successfully. But what sort of data should you store for analysis in the first place? An important part of data analysis is recognising what types of data are relevant.
Here at Logit.io, we're always keen to provide a service which makes life easier for our customers. Rather than trying to do the work yourself, choosing Logit.io as your hosted ELK solution allows us to take the strain.
Digitalgov.gov is the Digital Government Division of the US government. One of the most important things that they do is provide the search technology for over 1,200 government websites.
Here at Logit.io, we're always interested to see how major corporations utilise Elasticsearch and the ELK stack - there are always lessons to be learned from such use cases.
To resolve problems and ensure applications run smoothly, effective log management is essential to every organisation - indeed, it can make the difference between success and failure. With that in mind, here is a quick guide to ensuring your log management does not spell disaster for your business.
Your business generates enormous quantities of data every single day. Even if you run a simple shop, you almost certainly have data on the sales of each product, the purchasing habits of your customers, and your profits at different times of year and in different market conditions.
If you’re an e-commerce business selling large numbers of products, it’s absolutely crucial to have a complete overview of how your customers interact with your website. You will want to know the most popular product categories and the individual items which rank highest in those categories.
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