Seq 3.4 Release Notes
Seq 3.4 is ready to download [https://getseq.net/Download]! This release makes a number of user interface enhancements, fixes bugs, and has improved support »
Seq 3.4 is ready to download [https://getseq.net/Download]! This release makes a number of user interface enhancements, fixes bugs, and has improved support »
ASP.NET Core comes with some great built-in logging. Framework components such as Routing, MVC and EntityFramework have been updated to support structured logging throughout - »
We're delighted to announce the release of Seq 3.3 [https://getseq.net/Download] , a major milestone for Seq that raises the bar for »
Last week we wrote a brief post [http://blog.getseq.net/filtering-improvements-coming-in-seq-3-3/] showing off some of the UX improvements coming in Seq 3.3, which we& »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
This week we're taking a look at how Energy Essentials [https://www.energyessentials.nl/] uses Seq in their solutions for the utilities sector. > »