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Structured logging, Serilog, Seq, Rust, and .NET 8 with Nicholas Blumhardt

Structured logging, Serilog, Seq, Rust, and .NET 8 with Nicholas Blumhardt Host(s): John Bristowe (‪@jbristowe‬) Guest(s): Nicholas Blumhardt (https://nblumhardt.com/) In this episode of Inside DevOps, John Bristowe talks to Nicholas Blumhardt of Datalust (https://datalust.co/) about structured logging, .NET projects like Serilog, his company's product, Seq, Rust, and the news about .NET 8 Preview 1! About Nicholas Blumhardt: I love putting software to work, helping to make people's lives more convenient, productive, and enjoyable. Drawing on my background in software development, I founded Datalust, a company creating new levels of simplicity and efficiency in software monitoring and diagnostics. Our product Seq is used in diverse industries including e-Commerce, health, education, energy and the financial sector. Prior to focusing full-time on Seq, I worked on large-scale platform software at Microsoft, and on a wide range of consumer and enterprise software systems. I enjoy maintaining a connection to many of these professional communities through participation in the open-source software ecosystem. Helping others to enjoy and succeed in publishing open-source software is one of my great passions. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Introduction 0:42 What is Nicholas responsible for in the BCLs? 1:02 The old days at Microsoft 4:27 Serilog and Autofac 8:23 DevOps and observability 11:37 Datalust and Seq 18:40 Do you have to "pitch" the value of logging to customers? 21:01 Data visualizations and alerts with Seq in production 24:05 Observability in the wild 25:00 Seq CLI 29:10 A brief word about Nushell 31:14 Seq 2023.1 34:23 First experiences with Rust and the awesomeness of Rust 40:37 Some thoughts about .NET 8 Preview 1 42:26 Back to Go and Rust (again) 45:07 Thoughts on OpenTelemetry REFERENCES: https://octopus.com/ https://datalust.co/ https://opentelemetry.io/ #devops #octopusdeploy