Other Log Sources
Ingest events from just about any source using Seq Input Apps
Input apps are Seq Apps that extend Seq to support new protocols and queuing systems.
If your application already emits logs in a popular structured format such as Syslog, or GELF (Graylog Extended Log Format), Seq can ingest those logs directly using an input app.
Popular Input Apps
The table below lists some of the most popular input apps.
GELF | Seq.Input.Gelf | Using GELF |
Syslog | Seq.Input.Syslog | Using Syslog |
Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database | Seq.Input.MSSql | |
Azure Event Hubs | Seq.Input.AzureEventHub | |
RabbitMQ | Seq.Input.RabbitMQ | Using RabbitMQ |
You can find more Seq Apps on NuGet.org.
Installing Input Apps
Seq Inputs are visible on the Ingestion page under Data > Ingestion. To add an app choose Install Input Apps.
Enter the Package id of the Input App you'd like to install. For example, we can install the app Seq.Input.Gelf to allow Seq to ingest events in the Graylog Extended Log Format (GELF).
After choosing Install the Ingestion page now has an Add Gelf Input button.
Click Add Gelf Input, configure the app and choose Save Changes. Now the Seq.Input.Gelf app is configured, is listed as a Seq input on the Ingestion page and is ready to receive data.
Updated 10 months ago