Seq is the intelligent search, analysis, and alerting server built specifically for modern structured log data.
The concept of log event "levels" is ubiquitous, appearing in practically every application logging library and language. We have an intuitive sense of what familiar levels like debug, warning, and error mean, but there's surprisingly little useful advice out there on how to use levels effectively.
We've just published a new patch for Seq 2022.1, including a number of bug fixes, and support for the ECR Public Gallery.
This release is the first to be published to the ECR Public Gallery, along with Docker Hub:
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…An update from the Seq Engineering Team
Back in 2018 we wrote a new storage engine for Seq, optimized for the data types and access patterns that form the largest part of Seq's workload. Although the existing server was written in C#, we used the Rust programming language
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Nicholas Blumhardt talks application diagnostics with Cecil Phillip in On .NET Live.
Ashley Mannix talks with Carl and Richard about the combination of Rust and C# used at Datalust.
Ashley Mannix explores the tools that .NET and Rust give us to design and build safe and robust hybrid applications.
Nicholas Blumhardt talks about Superpower, the library we built for parsing SQL queries in Seq, and the foundational principles behind it.
Brendan Richards interviews Nicholas Blumhardt about Open Source, Rust, Seq, Serilog, and more, in this AMA from NDC Sydney 2018.
Microsoft's Damian Brady and Nicholas Blumhardt talk structured logging in this episode of The DevOps Lab.
Richard Campbell, Carl Franklin, and Nicholas Blumhardt talk all things logging, diagnostics, and monitoring in this .NET Rocks! episode recorded at NDC Oslo 2017.
Nicholas Blumhardt presents a complete walk-through of Serilog and modern structured logging at NDC Oslo 2017.