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! »
Seq 2020.1 adds OpenID Connect support, so users can now log into Seq with the single set of credentials managed by their identity provider. »
Ingestion view, faster search, new language features, OpenID Connect authentication, easier Kubernetes deployment, more flexible custom inputs, and more! »
TL;DR: in Seq 2020.1, the postfix ci keyword turns any text comparison into a case-insensitive one. Download the preview or pull datalust/seq:preview »
Hi! We hope 2020 is treating you well, despite its unique challenges. At Datalust we've settled into a new fully-remote workflow, which, thankfully, we were reasonably »
One of the first major internal changes planned for Seq 6 just landed in the latest preview, 6.0.3403-pre. Seq has historically written events into »
Happy New Year from all of us at Datalust! 🥳 A new year, a fresh release schedule: we've decided to reorganize our release plans for 2020, and »
Seq 5.1.3200 is a new in-place update for Seq 5.1 that addresses a handful of bugs, and closes some small feature gaps. Binaries »
Today, we're introducing Datalust Accounts: a simple new facility that provides easy access to Seq license certificates and invoices. Datalust Accounts are an important step towards »
Seq 5.1.3118 is a straightforward in-place update that fixes several issues in earlier 5.x builds. Binaries are now available from the Seq downloads »