LogEntries Raises $1m To Join The Big Data Log Management Crowd

Only today Loggly, a startup which helps big companies like Intuit track their application logs, raised $5.7 million in new funding. Loggly's founding team came from IT search engine Splunk which has a downloadable solution and IPO'd this year. And like another well funded competitor Sumo Logic it has a web server to interrogate log files so that customers don't have to buy servers and pay those pesky engineers. But as of today there's a new kid on the block: LogEntries, which has today announced a $1.1m round led by Polaris Venture Partners, RRE Ventures and Dublin firm Frontline Ventures and backed up by Enterprise Ireland.

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