Without the log data, searches, and dashboards that show what your application or system is up to, Seq is just a blank frame.

This makes it awkward to try out Seq for the first time, or to demonstrate it to someone else: there's nothing to see until you've already done

Seq internally stores all event timestamps in UTC.

When you browse logs in the Seq UI, these get converted into your local time zone for display, so an error that happens while you're out enjoying an afternoon cup of coffee in Seattle will show up in search results with a

Today we're pleased to take the wraps off of Seq 2021.2, which you can download from datalust.co, or pull from Docker Hub as datalust/seq:latest.

Inside you can find:

• datepart() has (finally!) been added to the Seq query language! — This will be super handy for you if