Slack [https://slack.com] is a great way to keep your development team in sync with each other and the operations environment. Did you know Seq »
Seq 2.4, just released, continues the theme of refinement in the 2.x series. * Real-time compaction, supported on Windows Server 2012 R2 and better, evens »
Seq releases Since our last update, version 2.3 shipped [http://nblumhardt.com/2015/08/server-efficiency-and-seq-app-input-changes-in-seq-2-3/] , including some huge efficiency wins, and a whole bunch of »
We're pleased to announce the next major revision of Seq [https://getseq.net] is ready to download [https://getseq.net/Download]. Version 2.0 »
We've started to share some of our plans and progress for the next major version of Seq, expected mid-2015. You can catch a sneak »
While the UserVoice [https://seq.uservoice.com] site warms up, we’re relying largely on the responses to our recent user survey to shape the Seq »
> TL;DR: Seq [https://getseq.net] 1.5 is out! This release focuses strongly on performance and manageability. We've touched nearly every point »
Not that long ago, even releasing software was stressful. Great tools to automate builds, testing and deployment have largely fixed that: if a project is set »
Seq 1.5 is just around the corner. It's the biggest improvement we've made to the product since 1.0, with a »
Perhaps the most useful, but seldom-noticed benefit of a structured log is having the first-class notion of an event type. When analyzing a traditional text-based log, »