Seq 5.1 Plans
Seq 5.1 is on its way! Version 5.0 was a major turning point for Seq, and we're still coming to terms with everything we »
Collecting Docker logs with Seq
Docker's built-in logging infrastructure takes STDOUT and STDERR from a running container, and sends each line of text to one of several logging drivers. This makes »
Seq 5 Released
Today we're excited to take the wraps off Seq 5, a major update to our much-loved log server — bringing faster storage and lower resource requirements, support »
Introducing Workspaces - Seq 5 Beta 2
TL;DR: The latest Seq beta build adds workspaces to help keep the Seq user interface focused even when a large number of signals, queries, and »
Seq 5 Signal Indexing Beta
TL;DR: Seq 5.0.2138-pre is our first supported beta from the 5.x series, and will be upgradable through to RTM. Seq 5 includes »
How we integrate Rust with C#
Seq is a log server that's built using a few programming languages; we have a storage engine called Flare written in Rust, and a server application »
How we organize a complex Rust codebase
At Datalust we’ve been busy building Flare: a storage engine for our log server, Seq, written in the Rust programming language. This post is a »
Introducing the new Seq Logo
TL;DR: We're rolling out an all-new logo. We hope you like it! A fun side-benefit of publishing open source software is that you get to »
Rust at Datalust
At Datalust we build a log server called Seq. It's really a database, written in C#, with its own SQL-based query language, that's specifically designed for »
Parsing plain-text logs with `seqcli`
Plain-text logs are still with us! — Although newline-delimited JSON is, thankfully, an increasingly common format for log files and streams, painting a complete picture of a »