The datalust/seq-windows container is based on the microsoft/windowsservercore base image.

This container is not currently suitable for production use. While it's possible this container will be updated in the future, it's currently in an experimental state, and does not host the latest-and-greatest version of Seq. Use the MSI for Windows production workloads, or datalust/seq for Linux servers.

To run the container, the Seq EULA must be accepted by passing ACCEPT_EULA=Y in the environment:

docker run -p 5341:5341 -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y datalust/seq-windows

By passing the value Y in the ACCEPT_EULA environment variable, you are expressing that your use of the Seq software running in a Docker image will be subject to the terms of the Seq End User License Agreement, a copy of which can be viewed via the installer MSI for that Seq version.

Source code in this repository (build scripts and Dockerfiles) are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. This does not include the Seq installer or executable/content files that will be embedded into built Docker images.

You can now mount Data and logs directories to your host computer to preserve data.

The image exposes the Seq web UI on port 5341. HTTPS is not yet supported.

To build the seq-windows image:

cd ./seq-windows
docker build -f dockerfile --build-arg SEQ_VERSION=5.1.3364 -t seq-win . 

To run your built image:

docker run --name seq -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y -v /path/to/seq/data:/C:/ProgramData/Seq/data - /path/to/seq/logs:C:/ProgramData/Seq/Logs -p 80:80 -p 5341:5341 seq-win:latest

eg:

docker run --name seq -e ACCEPT_EULA=Y -v H:/Docker/Seq/data:C:/ProgramData/Seq/data -v H:/Docker/Seq/logs:C:/ProgramData/Seq/Logs -p 80:80 -p 5341:5341 seq-win:latest