Populate Seq with realistic sample data
Without the log data, searches, and dashboards that show what your application or system is up to, Seq is just a blank frame. This makes it »
Time zone handling and `datepart()` in Seq 2021.2
Seq internally stores all event timestamps in UTC. When you browse logs in the Seq UI, these get converted into your local time zone for display, »
Seq 2021.2 release notes 🎉
Today we're pleased to take the wraps off of Seq 2021.2, which you can download from datalust.co, or pull from Docker Hub as datalust/ »
Setting an initial password when deploying Seq to Docker
We love all things Docker, especially the opportunity it presents for streamlining how apps like Seq are deployed and operated. Running Seq under Docker is ridiculously »
Seq 2021.1 is released 🎉
OpenID Connect and Azure Active Directory authentication on Kubernetes, updated to .NET 5.0.2, seqcli improvements, and what you missed in 2020.5! »
Seq 2020.4 is ready for action! 🎉
Seq 2020.4 has just hit the downloads page and Docker Hub. In it you'll find the Storage screen (a major manageability improvement); the Settings > »
Seq 2020.3 is released 🎉
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 »
Resetting the Seq Forwarder project
Seq Forwarder is a tiny local server that imitates the Seq HTTP ingestion API. You can send logs to it using any Seq client library; by »
Seq 2020.2 is released 🎉
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. Download Seq 2020. »
A Seq query language primer
Seq 2020.1 includes some interesting query language improvements, including object literals, a universal `ci` case-insensitive text comparison modifier, conditional expressions, and a bunch of new built-ins. Now seems like a good time to reintroduce our much-loved query language from the ground, up! »