Seq — centralized structured logs
Send logs and traces from any language using HTTP, OpenTelemetry, and flexible custom inputs. Seq preserves all the structured information provided by your applications, and exposes it …
Getting Started - Seq Documentation
Getting Started Seq is a telemetry server that runs on a central machine. Your application uses a library like Serilog, Microsoft.Extensions.Logging or OpenTelemetry to send structured events …
An Overview of Seq
Seq is a real-time search and analysis server for structured application logs and traces. Its carefully-designed user interface, JSON event store, and familiar query language make it an …
Query Syntax - Seq Documentation
If you're new to Seq's query language, start with Searching and Analyzing Logs and Spans - it's a complete syntax primer for the busy developer. In addition to simple search expressions, Seq …
Search and Analyze Logs and Traces - Seq Documentation
This page covers everything you need to know in order to understand your systems, find bugs, and spot trends using telemetry data in Seq! The Seq query language serves two closely …
Search Expression Syntax - Seq Documentation
If you're just getting started with Seq, you will find that a combination of text searching (simply type what you're looking for) and filtering with the tick and cross icons next to event properties …
Serilog - Seq Documentation
Seq has excellent support for all of Serilog's features including complex event data, enrichment and structured events. To collect traces as well as logs see SerilogTracing.
Server Command Line - Seq Documentation
config hash Read a password from STDIN and print a salted, Base64 encoded cryptographic hash of the password that is suitable for storing in configuration fields (leading and trailing …
Configuring HTTPS with HTTP.sys - Seq Documentation
Because Seq uses the Windows HTTP stack, configuration for TLS cipher suites and protocol versions is the same as for IIS on Windows. We recommend using a configuration tool such as …
Getting Logs into Seq
If you are new to Seq, that's a good place to start. If your application uses a logging library that has direct support for Seq, such as Serilog, Pino, Microsoft.Extensions.Logging and many …