Reputation: 401
I'm completely new in logging but familiar in SQL queries. I'm now experimenting with Serilog and Seq. I managed to make JSON lines log file with Serilog and could import the file into Seq by the seqcli ingest -i
command. I can query my stream but in a very limited way. E.g.
select * from stream
works as shown on the screenshot below (the example file is Seq's own log):
I can also query the @Timestamp, @Arrived and @Data colums as
select @Timestamp, @Arrived, @Data from stream
but I don't know how can I reach the properties inside @Data. I expect something like
select @Timestamp, @Arrived, @Data.@[email protected] from stream
but this doesn't work. How can I list for example the @Data.@[email protected] values?
Interesting that Seq shows something else than the original content of the file. This part:
looks in the original file simply as this:
{"@t":"2022-03-30T14:24:49.0999009Z","@mt":"Creating default workspace for {UserId}","UserId":"user-admin"}
so, regarding this, I would expect
select @mt.UserId from stream
or some similar query work.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1351
Reputation: 31822
When importing using seqcli ingest
, you need to specify --json
, e.g.:
seqcli ingest -i ./some.log --json
Upvotes: 3