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Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
It is actually private scrolls that are not directly controlled (fri = free as in not controlled) by the government.
They are is usually religious or otherwise connected to some methodology or believe system.
Humio is a log analysis platform built with Elm, Scala, Kafka. We are VC funded by Accel and are currently 40 people across Scandinavia, UK and the US. We are taking on traditional logging vendors like Elastic and Splunk and able to handle petabytes of ingest per day.
We are looking for Elm developers (and frontend devs interested in learning Elm) to help use create the best client for exploring and analysing HUGE quantities of logs. You will be innovating on how to slice and dice the data to create insight, creating live (sub-second) dashboards, working with GraphQL and REST API’s and expanding them, expanding both our On-Prem and SaaS offerings.
apply at https://www.humio.com/jobs
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Humio is a fast and flexible logging platform. It is available for self-hosting or as SaaS. Humio is compatible with most popular open-source data shippers (Fluentd, Rsyslog, FileBeat, etc.) so it is easy to adopt or migrate to from other platforms like ElasticSearch ELK. The simple yet powerful query language feels familiar to most developers, and works on any data format - structured or unstructured.
We are one of the biggest Elm codebases in the world.
You will be working with:
* Elm * GraphQL * Javascript * Scala * Go * UX
Apply at: https://www.humio.com/career
I know of several similar idioms in other languages. I don't understand why the article makes it our to be unique.