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Understanding the Apache access log: how to view, locate, and analyze

Log files are invaluable tools for developers and system administrators when it comes to debugging issues within web applications. They often serve as the primary source of information when troubleshooting website malfunctions. Among these logs, the Apache HTTP server’s access log stands out as a key resource for debugging applications and gaining insights into visitor activity.

What is Apache? In-depth overview of Apache web server

The Apache HTTP Server, commonly known as Apache is a free and open-source web server, that delivers web content through the internet. As open-source software, its original source code is freely available for developers to view and collaborate. This has made Apache a favorite among developers who create and configure Apache models to expand its functionality and improve on its core features.

Eliminate log sprawl and cut costs with Sumo Logic

How much money is your company wasting on using multiple tools for log ingestion? Security analysts, developers, and operations teams all rely on logs. But, when each team uses different and multiple tools to store and analyze logs, it leads to tool sprawl, wasted resources, and lost critical data. With Sumo Logic’s Log Analytics Platform, you get a single source of truth for all your log data. Gain context-driven insights into your performance, availability, security status, and threats, all while eliminating wasteful spending.

Beyond monitoring: The power of observability

The demand for seamless user experiences and robust system reliability is at an all-time high, and businesses are racing to meet these expectations. But as system complexity increases, traditional monitoring tools are falling short. Observability offers a paradigm shift. It goes beyond tracking metrics and provides deep insights to understand the “why” behind system behavior by parsing and contextualizing unstructured data.

Micro Lesson: Introduction to Sumo Logic Mo Copilot

The video introduces Sumo Logic's Mo Copilot, an AI-powered assistant that simplifies complex query creation using natural language, making it accessible for users of all skill levels. Mo Copilot enhances productivity by providing AI-driven insights and recommendations, allowing teams to detect and resolve incidents more efficiently. It consolidates logs into a unified view, improving collaboration and decision-making. Overall, Mo Copilot transforms the way security and development teams work with data.

The power of cloud native observability

Unstructured data clouding your observability goals? Learn why monitoring alone cannot solve business-critical performance issues as Sr. Director of Technical Marketing Adam White explains how combining structured and unstructured data with real-time analytics unlocks dynamic insights into root cause analysis and performance management in the cloud.

The problem with traditional log management

Logs are everywhere and contain valuable information that can make or break everything from security investigations to avoiding an outage, but legacy log management systems are inefficient for modern organizations generating more data than ever before. Sr. Director of Technical Marketing Adam White offers guidance on the pitfalls of traditional log management and what your organization can do today to jumpstart your digital transformation journey!

Generative AI QE: Insights from testing Sumo Logic Mo Copilot

Generative AI is transforming industries by automating tasks and delivering AI tools, such as AI assistant Sumo Logic Mo Copilot, to enhance operational efficiency. But, these advancements also challenge traditional quality engineering (QE) methodologies. Unlike conventional software testing, AI models produce dynamic, context-sensitive outputs, requiring a new approach to validation and testing. At Sumo Logic, we faced similar challenges while testing Mo Copilot.