Striim's target audience includes people looking for logging too.
I was referring to the aggregation of the logs, including taking columns / data types from different log streams and combining them (in real time) to create new objects. You can then set alerts and build dashboards on the new objects.
Additionally he mentioned standardizing the request across the stack. Since Striim can import the logs from all these types of services and combine them to create a new object that represents the request across the stack he could accomplish his second request as well.
Combine that with the ability to ingest huge amounts of data and query in real time, it sounded like what he was looking for.
I would really love to be able to watch a movie and look around the scene. Even if the camera was at a stationary point.
Imagine watching Batman while perched up on a ledge in Gotham... when the Joker comes flying down the street to the right and you look right to watch, while someone else viewing the movie looks left to see Batman flying down.
I was referring to the aggregation of the logs, including taking columns / data types from different log streams and combining them (in real time) to create new objects. You can then set alerts and build dashboards on the new objects.
Additionally he mentioned standardizing the request across the stack. Since Striim can import the logs from all these types of services and combine them to create a new object that represents the request across the stack he could accomplish his second request as well.
Combine that with the ability to ingest huge amounts of data and query in real time, it sounded like what he was looking for.