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We could lean on setup:
retention.ps1: |
$signal = seqcli signal create --title 'Exceptions' --filter "@Exception is not null"
seqcli retention create --signal-expression $signal |
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I had a play at this. It is designed to be just used by providing a file that will be ran once the Seq server is accepting requests. https://github.com/andymac4182/seqinitscript
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See: https://docs.datalust.co/discuss/5ef1f87fc1d6490230b10d96
Trying to script the post-deployment of Seq in Kubernetes can be a bit of a hassle. It might be possible to put something together using init containers that can either run a set of scripts from a directory, or just a shell script/binary that interacts with the Seq API.
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