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Today's the day to catch Liam McLennan's epic Nokia Composer rebuild at #NDCMelbourne! 😎

It's time to prepare for Seq Clustering! 😎 All the details:

Not all proxies etc. support it, so look for this message in your browser's dev tools console to see whether yours infrastructure does:

This is also the first Seq build that uses WebSockets to reduce latency when loading the Events screen 😎

The Seq 2025.1.13956-pre build now at https://t.co/4hXshqR49j, 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 😊

Seq turns 11! 🎉 Last year we were too busy programming to celebrate, so we're eating double servings of cake this year 😇 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 🙏

System Notifications! Seq 2025.1 includes a bunch of small manageability improvements like this one:

Faster (parallel, memoized) percentile computations are coming to Seq in 2025.1 🚀 https://t.co/xuOLz1Fsob

Introducing the Seq Command Palette: https://t.co/spGWgFJzkA With Seq 2025.1 Preview 2 just published, it's a great time to try this out and share your feedback 🙂

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: https://t.co/XeErGyamnp #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 😎 Details and links to binaries are over on the Seq blog: https://t.co/eRI5bD847n

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.

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" 🐀), captured using an #OTel trace 😁

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. 😎

Heatmaps are coming to Seq in 2025.1 🎉 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 😎

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#cphdevfest was a blast! Here’s @liammclennan rocking the house on day four with How to Build a Database 😎