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An Unexpected Journey

I've been quiet on the blog front lately, because an unexpected but exciting adventure landed in my lap in late January. I was approached by Amazon for a role, and I freely admit I initially thought the email was spam or phishing! After realising it was very much real, I jumped on the opportunity with gusto. Through the month of February, I went through the interview process for a role that was initially Sydney based. This entailed a couple of screening interviews, along with the Amazon Loop interview, also known as the onsite interview. That is a series of interviews…

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An Unexpected Journey

I've been quiet on the blog front lately, because an unexpected but exciting adventure landed in my lap in late January. I was approached by Amazon for a role, and I freely admit I initially thought the email was spam or phishing! After realising it was very much real, I...

Seq.App.EmailPlus-Enhanced available!

Email+ (aka HTML Email) I have had some pull requests open for a while for Seq.App.EmailPlus, which are quite large in scope and degree of change. This is because they are transformational in nature - adding fallback mailhosts, delivery using DNS resolution, fine-grained TLS control, enhanced logging, and adding a...

Lurgle.Logging now supports Splunk!

Lurgle.Logging until now has supported just the File, Windows Event Log, Seq, and Console log types. It was always the intent to extend this to other log types to support the overall intent of Lurgle - accelerating and enhancing structured logging in your projects by leveraging the excellent work of...

Updating Seq.Client.EventLog for dynamic properties and more!

I have had a fair bit of mileage from Seq.Client.EventLog. It's a great little service that was quite reliable for the simple usages that I initially had. When it came to monitoring for user logins, my first port of call was here - I wound up needing to fork the...

Logging Remote Desktop Session Host logins and disconnects with Seq.Input.MSSQL!

I've already written up a couple of posts about using Seq.Input.MSSQL, but I wanted to share one more. If you use termservers (Remote Desktop Session Host) in your environment, integrated with a Remote Desktop Connection Broker, you can do something pretty funky - logging new logins and disconnects to Seq!...

Using Seq.Input.MSSQL to read SQL Job Agent tables as logs!

Following on from my last post about using Seq.Input.MSSQL to read Endpoint Protection table entries as Seq logs, I wanted to share something that has really made a huge difference for us - turning the SQL Agent job tables into Seq logs! This was actually the first full MSSQL Input...

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