We are primarily using the solution for an e-commerce company.

The application is deployed in multiple countries, and therefore the servers are very huge servers. Sometimes, at the same time, there will be 40 to 50 or 100 nodes also. For our application log, for example, if any request goes to any particular node, and we don't know which we can look at the node's logs in Alert Logic. We will just simply mention our order ID or whatever text we are searching for, and it will tell you which node it is. If it is an XML format, you will get a complete XML in a short time, instead of going to the PuTTY, connecting to the node and getting the XML, fetching everything, and wasting your time. 

The use case for Alert Logic was to identify configuration issues related to security and cloud infrastructure.

It could help us report all the logs and everything and serve as the main SIEM tool we use before escalating tickets.

In the most recent instance, I have used Alert Logic to monitor the architecture for an IT software company. I am an IT consultant by trade, and I was contracted to design and support the infrastructure for a SaaS company.

We use this solution for lag management and to protect our network. We are customers of Alert Logic. 

We use it for security scanning containers on Kubernetes. We have containers running on Kubernetes, so we use it to scan for vulnerabilities.

Alert Logic is a highly mature managed detection and response MDR service that has been under development for more than 20 years. It's a comprehensive solution with all the essential MDR elements and the latest technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. I recommend deploying Alert Logic for all kinds of customers in the public and private sectors, including utility companies, financial services, government, etc.

It is used to track production and for IDS.

We use this as an intrusion detection system (IDS). It observes and reports what is coming in our network, then sends us a report.

We use it to be able to review logs and the overall system help and learn on anything that we need to handle.

The primary use case is security.