Analyzing IIS log files with Seq
Nested somewhere under C:\inetpub\logs, IIS, the popular Windows web server, writes files like this: #Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 10.0 #Version: 1.0 »
Our journey from nightly to stable Rust
When we shipped Seq 5.0 [https://blog.datalust.co/seq-5/] back in November, our new storage engine [https://blog.datalust.co/rust-at-datalust/] was compiled against »
Seq 5.1 Release
We've spent four solid months extending and refining Seq 5. TL/DR? Download the Seq 5.1 installer [https://datalust.co/download] for Windows »
Seq 5.1 Plans
Seq 5.1 is on its way! Version 5.0 [https://blog.getseq.net/seq-5/] was a major turning point for Seq, and we're »
Collecting Docker logs with Seq
Docker's built-in logging infrastructure takes STDOUT and STDERR from a running container, and sends each line of text to one of several logging drivers. »
Seq 5 Released
Today we're excited to take the wraps off Seq 5, a major update to our much-loved log server — bringing faster storage and lower resource »
Introducing Workspaces - Seq 5 Beta 2
> TL;DR: The latest Seq beta build [https://getseq.net/download] adds workspaces to help keep the Seq user interface focused even when a large »
Seq 5 Signal Indexing Beta
> TL;DR: Seq 5.0.2138-pre is our first supported beta from the 5.x series, and will be upgradable through to RTM. Seq 5 »
How we integrate Rust with C#
Seq is a log server that's built using a few programming languages; we have a storage engine called Flare written in Rust, and a »
How we organize a complex Rust codebase
At Datalust we’ve been busy building Flare [https://blog.getseq.net/rust-at-datalust/]: a storage engine for our log server, Seq, written in the Rust programming »