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“Coralogix Offers Custom Storage & Superior Support Amid Rollout Challenges”
“Lack of Accountability and Complex Integrations Overshadow Positive Product Features”
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The focus of the company is to reconstruct the approach to observability via a real-time streaming analytics pipeline. This pipeline offers monitoring, visualization, and alerting capabilities whilst eliminating the challenges of indexing and excessive costs. The company facilitates users to establish various data pipelines per use case, offering profound insights at a significantly lower price. In essence, the main business problem the company solves is to streamline the future of data.
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There are four things that I believe set Coralogix apart from the normal vendor. First is that you own the storage (and retention period) for your data in your own S3 bucket! That means when I asked for 13mo storage they didn't even wince! Second, I would say that their concept of a quota-driven account is something unique in this industry as it allows you to cap your spend. They even have allowances for small (occasional) overages to help with the run-away log/process, as long as it is an anomaly to your typical volume. Third, I would say their DataPrime query language is a game-changer for log analysis. As a long-term user of ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) we used the Lucene query language and then post-processed the data into whatever reporting was going to be provided. This was a VERY tedious process, while DataPrime offers a VERY detailed and well thought query language that does it all, from math, to grouping, and joins, to table structures. Lastly, I would say that the engagement we have been able to experience with their development teams has been fantastic. Its rare when you sign up for a SaaS service that you feel as though your ideas and feature requests are heard, much less implemented. Coralogix has managed to accomplish both of these and we've seen more than 60% of feature requests (though I'm sure we're not the only ones requesting them) make it into the product? This level of service is unparalleled.
There are four things that I believe set Coralogix apart from the normal vendor. First is that you own the storage (and retention period) for your data in your own S3 bucket! That means when I asked for 13mo storage they didn't even wince! Second, I would say that their concept of a quota-driven account is something unique in this industry as it allows you to cap your spend. They even have allowances for small (occasional) overages to help with the run-away log/process, as long as it is an anomaly to your typical volume. Third, I would say their DataPrime query language is a game-changer for log analysis. As a long-term user of ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) we used the Lucene query language and then post-processed the data into whatever reporting was going to be provided. This was a VERY tedious process, while DataPrime offers a VERY detailed and well thought query language that does it all, from math, to grouping, and joins, to table structures. Lastly, I would say that the engagement we have been able to experience with their development teams has been fantastic. Its rare when you sign up for a SaaS service that you feel as though your ideas and feature requests are heard, much less implemented. Coralogix has managed to accomplish both of these and we've seen more than 60% of feature requests (though I'm sure we're not the only ones requesting them) make it into the product? This level of service is unparalleled.
There are four things that I believe set Coralogix apart from the normal vendor. First is that you own the storage (and retention period) for your data in your own S3 bucket! That means when I asked for 13mo storage they didn't even wince! Second, I would say that their concept of a quota-driven account is something unique in this industry as it allows you to cap your spend. They even have allowances for small (occasional) overages to help with the run-away log/process, as long as it is an anomaly to your typical volume. Third, I would say their DataPrime query language is a game-changer for log analysis. As a long-term user of ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) we used the Lucene query language and then post-processed the data into whatever reporting was going to be provided. This was a VERY tedious process, while DataPrime offers a VERY detailed and well thought query language that does it all, from math, to grouping, and joins, to table structures. Lastly, I would say that the engagement we have been able to experience with their development teams has been fantastic. Its rare when you sign up for a SaaS service that you feel as though your ideas and feature requests are heard, much less implemented. Coralogix has managed to accomplish both of these and we've seen more than 60% of feature requests (though I'm sure we're not the only ones requesting them) make it into the product? This level of service is unparalleled.
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Coralogix Offers Custom Storage & Superior Support Amid Rollout Challenges
While our proof of concept went flawlessly, it took almost a year to bring the system online at-scale. Throughout this timeframe, Coralogix was true to their word, allowing overages on usage while we worked with our tireless account manager. Now, a year and a half later, I would say the product is configured and we have a good system through which to report and monitor bugs, features, and support response.