Loggly, the log-management startup that helps companies find problems in their applications, is set to announce a $15 million in a series C funding round, which brings the company’s total investment to $33.4 million. The startup operates in the competitive log management space alongside Splunk and SumoLogic. Harmony Partners acted as lead investor of this funding round along with previous investors Matrix Partners, Trinity Ventures, Cisco, Data Collective and True Ventures (Disclosure: True Ventures is also an investor in Gigaom).
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