Filtering improvements coming in Seq 3.3
Seq supports two distinct syntaxes for working with events. The C#-inspired filter syntax [http://docs.getseq.net/docs/query-syntax] used for searching: Application == "Patient »
Which log events are taking up the most space?
Log data is pretty unruly stuff. As apps evolve it tends to grow in volume fairly quickly, and in the noise it can be hard to »
Seq with ASP.NET Core at dotnetConf
Thanks to the excellent support for ASP.NET Core [https://github.com/serilog/serilog-extensions-logging] in Serilog [https://serilog.net], Seq is pretty amazing in combination with »
Introducing Seq 3.2
TL;DR download Seq 3.2 here [https://getseq.net/Download]! Today we’re pleased to announce that Seq 3.2 is generally available. The bigger »
Command-line importer for JSON log files
Last month, we took the wraps off of Seq Forwarder [http://blog.getseq.net/help-us-test-seq-forwarder/], a Windows service that collects and forwards events for occasionally (or »
Featured Customer: Energy Essentials
This week we're taking a look at how Energy Essentials [https://www.energyessentials.nl/] uses Seq in their solutions for the utilities sector. > »
The best Seq yet is here… Announcing 3.1!
Today our cadence of monthly releases continues with the general availability of Seq 3.1 [https://getseq.net], the latest update to our log management platform »
Featured Customer: Precision Discovery
Our series focusing on the exciting variety of businesses that use Seq continues this week with Precision Discovery [http://precisiondiscovery.com]. > Precision Discovery is an »
Help us test Seq Forwarder
Durable log shipping [http://docs.getseq.net/docs/using-serilog#asynchronous-batching-and-durable-log-shipping] turned out to be an unexpectedly popular feature in the Serilog sink for Seq [https://github. »
Structured logging in Node.js with Bunyan and Seq
Bunyan [https://www.npmjs.com/package/bunyan] is a structured logging library for Node.js. From the README: > Manifesto: Server logs should be structured. JSON& »