Humio EVP's guest appearances

Humio EVP

The Hoot from Humio

Alex Williams

Edith Harbaugh

John Smith

James Yeager

Jeff Rogers

Simon Phillips

Viktor Gamov

Ed Smith

Andrew Harris

Alan Shimel

Andrew Latham

Ken Greene

Grant Schofield

Jeff Reich

Matt Stratton

OwlTail

Adrian Colyer

Morten Gram

Accel

The Hoot - Episode 21 - Adrian Colyer, Accel Venture Partner and Morten Gram, Humio EVP  A technical discussion with the author of The Morning Paper Adrian Colyer, Accel Venture Partner, Humio board observer, and author of The Morning Paper joins Morten Gram, Humio EVP and John to talk tech.  Adrian and Morten begin the conversation by discussing the role Accel has played in fueling Humio’s growth, and Adrian has contributed as a board observer and technical advisor.  Adrian talks about his popular online publication, The Morning Paper, where he publishes a summary of up to five different computer science academic papers a week. He discusses a few recent entries, including  Narrowing the gap between serverless and its state with storage functions.  Adrian shares his thoughts on how technology is helping companies deliver faster and compete more effectively by using technology. He talks about analyzing value streams, reducing time to value, and doing things in parallel. He describes how this is being accomplished through things like cloud-native architecture, GitOps state deployment models, software-defined-everything, and machine learning transitioning into the inside of enterprise applications.  Adrian and Morten discuss how Humio helps to understand complex systems with a huge number of moving parts and a dramatically increasing volume of logs, with speed and velocity that is stressing traditional logging systems. They wrap up the conversation with Adrian offering advice to companies like Humio.  Listen to the podcast and come away inspired, informed, and feeling a little smarter. 

The Hoot - Episode 21 - Adrian Colyer, Accel Venture Partner and Morten Gram, Humio EVP  A technical discussion with the author of The Morning Paper <a href="https://twitter.com/adriancolyer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Adrian Colyer</a>, <a href="https://www.accel.com/team/adrian-colyer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Accel</a> Venture Partner, <a href="https://www.humio.com/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Humio</a> board observer, and author of <a href="https://blog.acolyer.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Morning Paper</a> joins <a href="https://twitter.com/MortenGram2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Morten Gram</a>, <a href="https://www.humio.com/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Humio</a> EVP and <a href="https://twitter.com/johnporcaro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John</a> to talk tech.  Adrian and Morten begin the conversation by discussing the role Accel has played in fueling Humio’s growth, and Adrian has contributed as a board observer and technical advisor.  Adrian talks about his popular online publication, <a href="https://blog.acolyer.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Morning Paper</a>, where he publishes a summary of up to five different computer science academic papers a week. He discusses a few recent entries, including <a href="https://blog.acolyer.org/2020/01/29/narrowing-the-gap/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Narrowing the gap between serverless and its state with storage functions</a>.  Adrian shares his thoughts on how technology is helping companies deliver faster and compete more effectively by using technology. He talks about analyzing value streams, reducing time to value, and doing things in parallel. He describes how this is being accomplished through things like cloud-native architecture, GitOps state deployment models, software-defined-everything, and machine learning transitioning into the inside of enterprise applications.  Adrian and Morten discuss how Humio helps to understand complex systems with a huge number of moving parts and a dramatically increasing volume of logs, with speed and velocity that is stressing traditional logging systems. They wrap up the conversation with Adrian offering advice to companies like Humio.  Listen to the podcast and come away inspired, informed, and feeling a little smarter.

The Hoot - Episode 21 - Adrian Colyer, Accel Venture Partner and Morten Gram, Humio EVP

Deepak Jeevankumar

Today, Humio announced Series B funding, led by Dell Technologies Capital, and that an industry-first new Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan will be coming later this year.  To talk about both, John is joined by  Deepak JeevanKumar, Managing Director at Dell Technologies Capital and new Humio board member, and Morten Gram, Humio Executive Vice President.  Deepak and Morton discuss the recent funding, and how the investment will enable us to provide more innovation, more products, and more value for our customers.  Deepak describes his role as Venture Partner at Dell Technologies Capital and member of Humio’s Board of Directors. We’re grateful to have his guidance and support as we continue to scale, mature, and succeed as a company. “We started hearing about Humio in the customer network. What caught our attention was that Humio took a very clean-slate architecture in how to store and analyze logs. Existing log analytics companies have a 10-year-old architecture. Given how fast the volume of logs is increasing, we thought that a new architecture is needed. We saw that potential in Humio.” “With the growth of microservices, a lot of IT products need to be developer-friendly, DevOps friendly, and multicloud. We need to create the next-generation log management play that is native to this cloud world, that’s native for this microservices world. This is one of the rare markets in IT infrastructure that grows much faster than an already exponentially growing IT infrastructure market.” Deepak JeevanKumar, DTC Morten talks about the new Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan, and how it significantly changes the cost of scaling to massive volumes in a SaaS environment. This new offering will give our customers similar benefits as our Unlimited Self-hosted Plan. The Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan will be available later this year. “Two years ago, we launched the Unlimited Plan for our self-hosted customers. We really want to bring similar benefits to our cloud customers. It will significantly change the cost of scaling to big volumes in the SaaS environment.” Morten Gram, Humio We wrap up by discussing the path that Humio is on, and what customers can expect from Humio as we continue our progress.  Ready to get started with Humio? Get started with our free trial, or schedule a live demo with a Humio team member.

Today, Humio announced Series B funding, led by Dell Technologies Capital, and that an industry-first new Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan will be coming later this year.  To talk about both, <a href="https://twitter.com/johnporcaro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John</a> is joined by <a href="https://www.delltechnologiescapital.com/author/deepakjeevankumar/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Deepak JeevanKumar</a>, Managing Director at <a href="https://www.delltechnologiescapital.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dell Technologies Capital</a> and new Humio board member, and <a href="https://twitter.com/MortenGram2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Morten Gram</a>, Humio Executive Vice President.  Deepak and Morton discuss the recent funding, and how the investment will enable us to provide more innovation, more products, and more value for our customers.  Deepak describes his role as Venture Partner at Dell Technologies Capital and member of Humio’s Board of Directors. We’re grateful to have his guidance and support as we continue to scale, mature, and succeed as a company. “We started hearing about Humio in the customer network. What caught our attention was that Humio took a very clean-slate architecture in how to store and analyze logs. Existing log analytics companies have a 10-year-old architecture. Given how fast the volume of logs is increasing, we thought that a new architecture is needed. We saw that potential in Humio.” “With the growth of microservices, a lot of IT products need to be developer-friendly, DevOps friendly, and multicloud. We need to create the next-generation log management play that is native to this cloud world, that’s native for this microservices world. This is one of the rare markets in IT infrastructure that grows much faster than an already exponentially growing IT infrastructure market.” Deepak JeevanKumar, DTC Morten talks about the new Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan, and how it significantly changes the cost of scaling to massive volumes in a SaaS environment. This new offering will give our customers similar benefits as our Unlimited Self-hosted Plan. The Unlimited Ingest for the Cloud Plan will be available later this year. “Two years ago, we launched the Unlimited Plan for our self-hosted customers. We really want to bring similar benefits to our cloud customers. It will significantly change the cost of scaling to big volumes in the SaaS environment.” Morten Gram, Humio We wrap up by discussing the path that Humio is on, and what customers can expect from Humio as we continue our progress.  Ready to get started with Humio? Get started with our <a href="https://www.humio.com/getting-started/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">free trial</a>, or <a href="https://www.humio.com/request-demo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">schedule a live demo</a> with a Humio team member.

The Hoot - Episode 20 - Deepak JeevanKumar, DTC Managing Director and Morten Gram, Humio EVP