An update on Seq development
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 »
Active Directory Authentication in Seq 1.6
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 »
Say hello to Seq 1.5!
> TL;DR: Seq [https://getseq.net] 1.5 is out! This release focuses strongly on performance and manageability. We've touched nearly every point »
Why Seq?
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 »
Incoming events are easier to manage in Seq 1.5
Seq 1.5 is just around the corner. It's the biggest improvement we've made to the product since 1.0, with a »
Detecting never-before-seen event types
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, »
Filtering events on arrival at Seq
Collecting too much log data makes the “needle in the haystack” all the more difficult to find, but for practical reasons it is often easier to »