Create time-sortable ULIDs for logs, databases, and event IDs, then decode existing ULIDs to inspect their embedded timestamp.
Sortable ID
A ULID stores time in the first 10 characters and randomness in the last 16, so simple string sorting keeps approximate creation order.
First ULID
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Generated
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Decoded time
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Sorting behavior
Monotonic
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2024-06-22T06:03:37.895Z
Local
6/22/2024, 6:03:37 AM
Time part
01J0Z8P2H7
Random part
Y9M7N4S6T8V2W3X4
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A ULID is a 26-character Crockford Base32 identifier made from a 48-bit timestamp and 80 bits of randomness. The time prefix makes it friendly for lexical sorting.
Not always. ULID is convenient when time sorting and log tracing matter, while UUID remains broadly familiar.
Yes. The first 10 characters encode a millisecond timestamp.
It is useful as an identifier, but sensitive authentication tokens need a dedicated security policy.
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