Liam McLennan

This post continues on from a previous post, Enhancing .NET Aspire Observability with Seq. Since that post was published, a Seq component has been included in »

Now in preview, Seq 2024.3 introduces a new index type on event properties, known as expression indexes. Under the right circumstances, expression indexes reduce search »

Seq 2024.1 introduced a change to the default display of nested event properties. Previous versions of Seq rendered collapsed nested structures that could be expanded »

Distributed tracing makes Seq even better for monitoring and troubleshooting the behavior and performance of complex distributed systems. The emerging standard for logging and tracing is »

.NET Aspire is a toolkit for development and deployment of microservice applications. It is a local orchestrator with support for deployment to production-grade orchestrators like Azure »

OpenTelemetry has emerged as an important standard for generating observability data. It provides a consistent model across all environments and reduces vendor lock-in. As such, we »

Seq 2024.1 is here! 🎉 Get the Windows MSI at datalust.co/download, or pull datalust/seq:latest from Docker Hub. Distributed, hierarchical tracing Traces track »

As more functionality moves to the browser it can be useful to send log events to Seq directly from the browser. This can be accomplished using »

The benefits of centralized, structured logging should be available to all technology stacks, which is why there are Seq clients for many different programming languages [https: »

Alert notifications can be delivered from Seq via SMS by using a third-party SMS service and the new Seq.App.HttpRequest [https://github.com/datalust/seq-app-httprequest] »