Seq 2025.2 Release
TL;DR: Seq 2025.2 is ready on datalust.co and as datalust/seq in your Docker container registry of choice. A number of improvements were »
TL;DR: Seq 2025.2 is ready on datalust.co and as datalust/seq in your Docker container registry of choice. A number of improvements were »
Telemetry data often includes numeric values that change over time. This is roughly the definition of an observability 'metric'. It is difficult to infer »
We've reviewed leader election and replication in Seq clusters. While these are tricky to get right, and involve nontrivial code, they're dwarfed »
TL;DR: Heatmaps are a great way to visualize timing data over time. The canonical visualization of two dimensional data is the bar chart. The following »
Now that we've seen how Seq clusters coordinate the leader and follower roles, let's look one layer further down the stack. Log »
It's been a while since we posted an update on Seq's hard-working command-line client, seqcli. The 2025.1 build has just been »
We spent the past 12 months making Seq HA-capable and able to scale work out across multiple nodes. This post is the first of three that »
TL;DR: Seq 2025.1 is here! If you're upgrading machines in a disaster recovery (DR) configuration, take note of the requirements for this »
Now in preview, Seq 2025.1 introduces high availability (HA), scale-out clustering in the Datacenter subscription tier. * Seq 2025.1 clusters continue ingesting data and serving »
Seq 2025.1 introduces a Replace function that replaces occurrences of a pattern with a replacement. To replace the word March with the word April: select »