LogDNA

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Mezmo

Company type	Private
Industry	Enterprise software
Founded	2015 (2015)
Founders	Christopher Nguyen, Lee Liu
Headquarters	Mountain View, California, United States
Services	Observability, Log Management and Intelligence, Log Analysis
Website	mezmo.com

Mezmo (formerly known as LogDNA) is a technology company located in Silicon Valley, California.^[1] They provide a data pipeline intended to ingest telemetry data from multiple sources, transform it, enrich it, and route it to a variety of destinations.^[2]

The company was founded by Chris Nguyen and Lee Liu in 2016 after participating in Y Combinator's Winter 2015 batch.^[3]

On May 24, 2022, the company rebranded as Mezmo stating that the "new corporate identity reflects the company’s expanding capabilities and vision for observability."^[4]

Mezmo provides a Software as a Service-based data pipeline that helps manage the collection, enrichment, transformation, and routing of telemetry data from source to destination. The software works with a wide variety of infrastructures and architectures, supporting numerous platforms and ingestion methods, such as syslog, code libraries, and AWS.^[5]