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Hi @johnhoge; yes, Seq's designed to accept logs from multiple apps into a single, central instance. To keep track of which events are from which app, the best approach is to create a unique API key for each app, and use the "attached properties" option to mark ingested events with an application name. https://docs.datalust.co/docs/api-keys Once the events are ingested, you can create signals based on the application name to filter down to just one app or another: https://docs.datalust.co/docs/signals Hope this helps, |
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This is great news thanksSent from my iPadOn Sep 28, 2024, at 5:25 PM, Nicholas Blumhardt ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @johnhoge; yes, Seq's designed to accept logs from multiple apps into a single, central instance.
To keep track of which events are from which app, the best approach is to create a unique API key for each app, and use the "attached properties" option to mark ingested events with an application name.
https://docs.datalust.co/docs/api-keys
Once the events are ingested, you can create signals based on the application name to filter down to just one app or another:
https://docs.datalust.co/docs/signals
Hope this helps,
Nick
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Hi Nick,
Never mind my last email I forgot to set the attached properties.
All set now. Thanks for your help.
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Subject: Re: [datalust/seq-tickets] Multiple applications logged in one instance of seq (Discussion #2286)
Hi @johnhoge<https://github.com/johnhoge>; yes, Seq's designed to accept logs from multiple apps into a single, central instance.
To keep track of which events are from which app, the best approach is to create a unique API key for each app, and use the "attached properties" option to mark ingested events with an application name.
https://docs.datalust.co/docs/api-keys
Once the events are ingested, you can create signals based on the application name to filter down to just one app or another:
https://docs.datalust.co/docs/signals
Hope this helps,
Nick
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Is there a nice clean way to log from multiple apps into Seq? I know there is a 3 instance pack license but that would involve logging in to all 3 on a regular basis to see if there were any issues. I'd rather just log in to once and see if there are any issues with any of my apps.
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