We've migrated seqcli's internal data pipeline (ingest, search, tail) from piggy-backing awkwardly on Serilog, to a lean System.Text.Json-based model in the latest release 🎉 If you spot any regressions we've missed in our testing, please let us know 🙏😅 github.com/datalust/seq...
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The self-hosted search, analysis, and alerting server built for structured logs and traces. Also available at https://social.datalust.co/@seq. 🇦🇺
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Metrics support is officially ready! Download the Seq 2026.1 MSI, or pull datalust/seq:latest to upgrade. Read the release announcement at: datalust.co/blog/seq-202...
A tiny update for today; if you have log and trace data in Seq that you'd like to mirror to an SIEM, alerting system, or another monitoring back-end, Seq.App.OpenTelemetry is the new thing to reach for: www.nuget.org/packages/seq...
A nice little write-up showing logging to Seq from #golang, using slog: robinsiep.com/blog/posts/g...
Seq 2026.1 previews are rolling out! Today's fresh build includes percentiles over metric histograms, `ContributingEventsUrl` in alert notifications, and a bunch of other updates. datalust/seq:preview, or datalust.co/download 😎
Seq 2026.1 previews are now shipping weekly! These add support for OpenTelemetry metrics ✨ and a completely new metrics discovery and visualization UI. Check out this post for how to get started: datalust.co/blog/metrics...
New blog post! A first look at interactive metrics debugging with Seq: datalust.co/blog/seq-met...
Seq's "What's New?" page has been cumulative since 2020.1. If you've skipped a release or two, it's a fantastic way to catch up quickly on anything you might have missed 🙂 datalust.co/docs/whats-new
This year we've been in the lucky intersection of features most requested by Seq users, and deeply interesting new tech to design and build. Heading into 2026 we have a lot to unpack! @liammclennan.bsky.social started with an overview of column stores at @dddbrisbane.bsky.social this month.
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Hey that's @liammclennan.bsky.social from @datalust.co speaking at @dddadelaide.bsky.social ! Head over to dddadelaide.com to find out more and buy your ticket before they're all gone. Less than two weeks to go.
Liam McLennan shows us at #DDDAdelaide 2025 the power in using Metrics to gain observability at high volumes where logs simply don't work 📊. Join us to learn what metrics are, when they are useful, and how to actually collect and analyse them 📈🔍
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Huge thanks to @datalust.co, makers of Seq, for continuing to support DDD events. One of only two tech companies that came to the table for our crazy outback experiment. 🙇🙇🙇 Check out Seq at datalust.co
Seq Forwarder has moved! Seq's own handy little store-and-forward ingestion proxy has been rewritten as the `seqcli forwarder` command group: github.com/datalust/seq... The original Seq Forwarder repository has been archived, but past releases will remain available there.
Superpower 3.1.0 is a maintenance release with updated TFMs, index/range support on TextSpan, and a new Text() combinator for character parsers: github.com/datalust/sup...
Seq 2025.2 🎉 blog.datalust.co/seq-2025-2-r... If you automate Seq deployments in your organization: we've tightened up initialization of new instances, so be sure to read the release notes this time around! ☺️
Seq 2025.2 is on its way later today! This patch includes a few changes that missed the cut-off for inclusion in 2025.1; you can check out what's coming in: github.com/datalust/seq...
Analyzing the distribution of elapsed time and other telemetry metrics: a primer on averages, percentiles, histograms and heatmaps 🔥 blog.datalust.co/analyzing-th...
Today's tiny quality-of-life improvement: If you regularly use the "From now" date range option, grab the latest 2025.1 patch and try Ctrl+Space N 💡 github.com/datalust/seq...
Work Sharing in Seq Clusters ✨ blog.datalust.co/work-sharing...
The nifty color palette we adopted here is based on Matteo Niccoli's perceptual rainbow palette, mycartablog.com/2013/02/21/p...
Introducing heatmaps: Seq now implements this popular visualization for three-dimensional data sets 😎 blog.datalust.co/introducing-...
Introducing heatmaps: Seq now implements this popular visualization for three-dimensional data sets 😎 blog.datalust.co/introducing-...
Data Replication in Seq Clusters - a new post on our engineering blog: blog.datalust.co/data-replica...
We've just pushed a tiny 2025.1 patch that fixes indexing on single-core machines/containers 😅 Multi-core boxes are unaffected and can ignore this one. github.com/datalust/seq...
And one more tiny one today, fixing a glitch in infinite scrolling under Chromium browsers: github.com/datalust/seq...
A peek into the delicate machinery that adapts a running Seq node to its role in the cluster: blog.datalust.co/leader-elect...
The first of a short series digging into how Seq 2025.1 implements HA and scale-out: blog.datalust.co/leader-elect...
Ctrl-K, or Cmd-K on macOS, puts a stack of Seq features in reach without picking up a mouse ✨ This is a Seq update not to miss! Check all of the details at blog.datalust.co/announcing-s...
Today's the day! Seq 2025.1 is ready at datalust.co/download, and on Docker Hub/ECR 😎 Find out what's new in the release announcement 👉 blog.datalust.co/announcing-s...
Today's the day to catch Liam McLennan's epic Nokia Composer rebuild at #NDCMelbourne! 😎 ndcmelbourne.com/slots/a-c-no...
It's time to prepare for Seq Clustering! 😎 All the details: blog.datalust.co/seq-clusteri...
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