- Seq — centralized structured logs
TL;DR: Seq 2025 2 is ready on datalust co and as datalust seq in your Docker container registry of choice A number of improvements were in-flight during the recent Seq 2025 1 release, but came in too late for the final cut-off date
- Getting Started on Windows - Seq Documentation
Download Seq msi from datalust co download to install it on your local machine, or a Windows server This pages explains installation steps, how to configure your application to send logs to Seq, enabling authentication, and next steps
- 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 provides a SQL-like query syntax for more advanced queries
- Announcing Seq 2025. 1 - blog. datalust. co
Seq 2025 1 is a highly-compatible, in-place update: just click through the MSI from datalust co download, or pull the latest datalust seq image from Docker Hub
- Overview - Seq Documentation
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 efficient platform for detecting and diagnosing issues in complex applications and microservices
- 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 related, yet distinct, purposes First, it's the foundation of quick and easy event searching: finding structured events that match some criteria
- Seq 2025. 1 Preview 1 - blog. datalust. co
Seq is the private, secure, self-hosted server for centralizing structured logs and traces Ingest diagnostics from OpenTelemetry and other log sources, then monitor applications and hunt bugs using an ergonomic query language and full JSON data model — without data leaving your infrastructure
- 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 will cover most of what you need, as well as show you how the basics of the filter syntax works
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