Humio Tech Blog

Humio at Logibec: A Healthy Look at Analytics

Flexibility in Your Logs Leads to Better Team Health
One of the most regulated…

Decentralized and in the Know: Mobytronics and Humio

Out in the Open: DAWA Keeps Public Information Safe with Humio

The Importance of Instant Feedback in Analytics

How we use Kafka

Humio is a log analytics system built to run both On-Prem and as a Hosted offering. It is designed for “On-Prem first” because, in many logging use cases, you need the privacy and security of managing your own logging solution. And because volume limitations can often be a problem in Hosted…

Humio at On the Dot: Full visibility with high-performing and flexible log management

While the world of modern application development moves pretty fast, there is an industry that needs to move even faster. And we all agree — it’s the delivery service industry.

Integrating PagerDuty & Humio

Optimise Alerting with PagerDuty Notifications

Systems We Run: A New Meetup

MeetUps are the cornerstone of any great community. Whether monthly, weekly, or semi-annually, people come together under a common umbrella to learn, discuss, socialize, and share. Most meetups focus on the good bits, the best case scenario, or talk about practice in a vacuum…

Integrating Humio with Ballerina

The opportunity to build applications and augment them comes with a large set of choices. Choices in log management, choices in API integrators and consumers, choices in languages to use to build the services, and integrations your application needs.

Humio 1.1: Introducing Views & Repos

Today we’re releasing a new major update to Humio, with tons of fixes and one new big feature: Views & Repositories.

Data-Driven Observability & Logs

Our industry is moving at lightning speed towards distributed service-driven architectures, and engineers are on a quest to improve how they observe these systems as a whole. Adoption of microservices and containerized architectures has elevated the need for developers…

How Humio Does Scale-Out Clustering

When scaling a Humio cluster, there are a two main concerns that are relevant to optimize: ingest and search.

The cluster configuration allows:

• scaling out to deal with high ingest