Seq 4.1 is ready to roll!
Since Seq 4 first shipped [https://blog.getseq.net/hello-seq-4-0-dashboards-alerts-more-improvements/] in May, we’ve been hard at work on Seq 4.1, which contributes to all-round »
Hello Seq 4.0! Dashboards, alerts, more improvements
We're happy to announce the general availability of Seq 4.0, now with beautiful dashboards powered directly from application log data. The full value »
Structured Logging comes to NLog
NLog 4.5 (now in alpha status [https://twitter.com/NLogOfficial/status/830575091259936769]) makes it significantly easier to filter, correlate, and analyze large volumes of log »
Smart Logging Middleware for ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core comes with request logging built-in. This is great for getting an app up-and-running, but the events are not as descriptive or efficient as »
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 »
Centralized ASP.NET Core Logging in One Line of Code
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 - »
Seq 3.3 is here!
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 »
3.3 release schedule update
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& »
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 »