Today's the day to catch Liam McLennan's epic Nokia Composer rebuild at #NDCMelbourne! ๐ ndcmelbourne.com/slots/a-c-nโฆ
It's time to prepare for Seq Clustering! ๐ All the details: blog.datalust.co/seq-clusterโฆ
The Seq 2025.1.13956-pre build now at datalust.co/download, and on Docker Hub, is getting pretty close to an RC!
If you have a non-mission-critical Seq install you can upgrade, now's a great time ๐
This is also the first Seq build that uses WebSockets to reduce latency when loading the Events screen ๐
Seq turns 11! ๐
Last year we were too busy programming to celebrate, so we're eating double servings of cake this year ๐
A huge thank-you to our customers and friends for your continued support and trust, we couldn't have made it this far without you ๐
System Notifications! Seq 2025.1 includes a bunch of small manageability improvements like this one: blog.datalust.co/system-notiโฆ
Faster (parallel, memoized) percentile computations are coming to Seq in 2025.1 ๐
blog.datalust.co/faster-percโฆ
Introducing the Seq Command Palette: blog.datalust.co/the-seq-comโฆ
With Seq 2025.1 Preview 2 just published, it's a great time to try this out and share your feedback ๐
Inspired by @staff0rd ' work on LLM agents, I built an MCP server that lets LLMs interact with #SEQ. It's amazing to see LLMs analyse system behavior by speaking SEQ's language through MCP! Check out here: ahmadreza.com/2025/02/buildiโฆ #LLM #MCP @nblumhardt @datalust_seq
We've taken the wraps off the next big Seq update!
Seq 2025.1 Preview 1 is ready for you to try ๐
Details and links to binaries are over on the Seq blog: blog.datalust.co/seq-2025-1-โฆ
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Seq continues to amaze me. My personal dev machine tracking a crazy amount of messages from 50+ microservice workers.
Thats 21,000 per MINUTE! @datalust_seq rocks.
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After much trial and error, I believe Serilog + Serilog Tracing [+ @datalust_seq] is the best logging/otel stack for most .NET shops.
It's simple, effective, and what we use for PureBlazor and our clients.
Our customers use Seq to debug distributed systems. Seq 2025.1 is itself a distributed system.
We debug Seq with Seq... debugging inception!
Here's our view of a Seq cluster running a query across two nodes ("antechinus" and "bettong" ๐), captured using an #OTel trace ๐
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When the guy from Brisbane and the guy from Melbourne sit next to each other in Adelaide, and manage to match their @datalust_seq socks.
@larsklint You have to go home and change. #dddadelaide
We love command palettes in the dev tools we use!
In the upcoming Seq 2025.1 release we're adding a universal command palette with quick links to screens, context-specific actions, and (new) keyboard shortcuts.
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ALT The Seq user interface, open on the Events screen, showing command palette overlay dialog. The dialog comprises a search box and a list of matching commands. The commands, for example "Add to Signal", are displayed with a short description of their action, and a keyboard shortcut sequence to activate them.
Heatmaps are coming to Seq in 2025.1 ๐
This new chart type is great for visualizing latency distributions, and is flexible enough to work with many other three-dimensional data sets.
We're aiming to publish a preview late-2024; it's shaping up to be a huge release ๐
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If you want to learn how to implement structured logging and distributed tracing in .NET applications, you're in the right place.
There's one awesome tool that covers (almost) all your monitoring needs.
It's called Seq, and it recently got distributed tracing.
I'll show you how to correlate logs and traces across services, visualize request flows, and identify bottlenecks in distributed systems.
Check it out here: youtu.be/F7nnCsIsVi0
#cphdevfest was a blast! Hereโs @liammclennan rocking the house on day four with How to Build a Database ๐














