In Seq 2022.1 we've hit a bit of an internal milestone. It's the first release of Seq ever with no dependency on any external storage »
Seq 2021.4, scheduled for December, will be our first release targeting .NET 6 and ARM. Porting to the new instruction set began right at the »
OpenID Connect and Azure Active Directory authentication on Kubernetes, updated to .NET 5.0.2, seqcli improvements, and what you missed in 2020.5! »
This release improves stability for Seq customers using Azure Active Directory (AAD) authentication. We've also made some much-anticipated changes to live tailing to make it more »
In this post we’re going to look at how Flare deserializes JSON documents stored on disk using a very fast bespoke, sparse, vectorized deserializer called squirrel-json. »
Reading time: 2 minutes We're working on a new six-weekly release cadence, so Seq 2020.2 is here six weeks after 2020.1 [https://blog.datalust. »
This post is the first in a series on Seq’s storage engine. It’s a technical dive meant to share some of the more interesting aspects of its design and implementation. »
Ingestion view, faster search, new language features, OpenID Connect authentication, easier Kubernetes deployment, more flexible custom inputs, and more! »
When we shipped Seq 5.0 [https://blog.datalust.co/seq-5/] back in November, our new storage engine [https://blog.datalust.co/rust-at-datalust/] was compiled against »
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 »