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An Lárionad Nuála agus Aistrithe Teicneolaíochta

Digital Mines and Logentries Announce Partnership

Digital Mines, a cloud computing management platform provider and Logentries, an emerging Software-as-a-Service (SAAS) based log management provider, today announced a partnership between their respective services for managing and monitoring applications and infrastructure.

The partnership will provide system administrators, app developers, and management teams with an integrated solution for easily managing and understanding their infrastructures, in particular for those with cloud-based deployments.

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Digital Mines, which has offices in Dublin and Krakow, Poland provides a platform for businesses to deploy and manage their servers and applications in the cloud through one simple control panel.  The partnership with Logentries, which is headquartered in NovaUCD, the Innovation and Technology Transfer Centre, will allow Digital Mines to offers its clients a deeper set of analytical tools. The partnership will also provide Logentries with another route to market by allowing Digital Mines’ customers to easily avail of the service.

Logentries provides log management as a service, a cost effective solution for managing and understanding IT infrastructures and applications. Logentries allows engineers to store, search and very easily understand their log data and ultimately their systems. It allows IT teams to prevent system downtime by identifying critical issues ahead of time and significantly reduces analysis time when issues occur.

Logentries integrates easily with common operating systems and development platforms and can be configured with almost any IT system or device. Administrators and developers will benefit from the trend of a common set of tools across different platforms.

Commenting on the announcement, Ed Byrne, Managing Director of Digital Mines, said, "The new partnership has enabled us to offer our customers a value added service.  Our offer is designed to enable companies to optimise the costs and performance of their IT infrastructure.  The analytics that our customers will be able to take advantage of from this partnership will enable them to take advantage of insights to deliver a competitive advantage for their organisation." 

Logentries CEO, Trevor Parsons said, "Logentries and Digital Mines are complementary solutions, giving end users a combined interface for easily managing and understanding their systems. Development and operations teams can become more productive and responsive when it comes to management and debugging of systems. The partnership will allow those looking to take advantage of efficiencies of using the cloud, to do so more easily, and to get on board without a steep learning curve." 

Click here for a free trial of Digital Mines.

Click here for a free trial of Logentries.

ENDS

22 September 2011

For further information contact: Micéal Whelan, NovaUCD, e: miceal.whelan@ucd.ie, t: +353 1 716 3712.

Editors Notes

Digital Mines is a cloud computing company which is focused on the European market and has offices in Dublin, Ireland and Krakow, Poland.  The company offers software to allow business owners to manage their IT infrastructure and applications from one control panel, with simple controls to scale capacity, monitor performance and manage costs. 

Logentries is an emerging log management as a service provider, offering a cloud based service for automatically collecting, analysing and storing log data from almost any IT platform or operating system. Cloud based log management provides a cost effective approach for handling log data and does not require in house servers to host your log management solution, nor does it require management of installations or deployments. Logentries can be configured with either in house servers, or with cloud deployments and gives a single interface across your entire IT infrastructure. Visualisation of data and highlighting of significant log entries allows end users to find and resolve problems fast.

Logentries is based upon research carried out by Dr Viliam Holub and Dr Trevor Parsons in the Performance Engineering Laboratory in UCD’s School of Computer Science and Informatics. Logentries, which is headquartered in NovaUCD, is funded by Enterprise Ireland.