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Sumo Logic is 'taking down Splunk hard'
“So, you know, we have one competitor out there. I'll name them. They're called Splunk. So if you're familiar with Splunk, we're taking them down, and we're taking them down hard, and they know it.”
Global unstructured data generation will hit 20 million petabytes annually by 2016
“Within the next two years, the amount of unstructured data that will be generated is somewhere in the twenty million petabytes a year figure.”
Log data holds most of its actionable value within 15 minutes
“The majority of this data, the value is within 15 minutes of it being generated.”
Majority of mission-critical enterprise data is already cloud-hosted
“The majority of mission critical data that's out there today is in the cloud and people don't realize it.”
Sumo Logic anomaly detection engine achieves 70% accuracy out of the box
“It's probably realistically out of the box, 70% accurate right now, but as you apply relevance to your data in your organization, it learns over time.”
Sumo Logic has 150 employees and backing from Greylock, Sequoia, Accel
“Just real background, you can see where some of us came from are about a 150 people. We're backed out of the gate by Greylock, and then we just added, ah, Sequoia recently, and Excel, and Sutter Hill, and some other companies as investors.”
Netflix generates 10 to 30 terabytes of log data daily
“Netflix is spitting out anywhere from 10 to 20 or 30 terabytes a day”
A twin-engine airplane generates 40 terabytes of log data hourly
“One airplane, two engines is generating 40 terabytes of log data an hour.”
One terabyte of log data equals roughly two billion events
“One terabyte is roughly about two billion events. It's two billion unique records.”
Midsize enterprises generate over two billion log records daily
“So even a midsize enterprise every day is generating over two billion records.”
Sumo Logic scaled to 400 customers in four years via AWS
“Having an idea and going a gray lock to now having 400 customers in four years was not possible. You know, even 10 years ago without companies like AWS and software and so on.”
A third of Sumo Logic's engineering team are data scientists
“About a third of our engineering team are data science folks who basically build algorithms to figure out what is common about this data across hundreds of customers”
Sumo Logic manages roughly 60,000 data collectors
“We probably have about 60,000 collectors under management today.”
Sumo Logic ingests 15 terabytes of compressed data daily
“So we're about, we're at about 15 terabytes of compressed data per day that comes into the system.”