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<div class='page'><h1 class='title'>Humio introduction</h1><br/><h1>Humio Introduction<br /></h1><h2>• Humio is a log management system (similar to Splunk, ELK, Graylog, etc...)<br />• Humio has a concept of repositories and views<br />   ◇ Repository is where the data is stored<br />      ▪ You can store different types of data in one repository<br />   ◇ View can be one or more repositories<br />      ▪ Lets you do operations on data contained in multiple repos at the same time<br />• Data in Humio can be queried or displayed on a dashboard<br />   ◇ Data can be queried using Humio&#39;s query language and functions can be used to get specific results<br />   ◇ Dashboards are made up of widgets, which can show raw data, charts, and etc. Widgets are made of individual queries<br />• Humio can also generate alerts<br />   ◇ Alerts are generated from queries. When an alert is generated, Humio will take user-defined action for that alert<br />   ◇ Actions can include an email, webhook, slack message, Opsgenie alert, etc...</h2><br /><br />Humio training:<br /><a href="https://docs.humio.com/training/">https://docs.humio.com/training/</a><br /><br />Querying Humio data:<br /><a href="https://docs.humio.com/reference/language-syntax/">https://docs.humio.com/reference/language-syntax/</a><br /><br />Query Functions:<br /><a href="https://docs.humio.com/reference/query-functions/">https://docs.humio.com/reference/query-functions/</a><br /></div>
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