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- Fetch recent logs from a Docker Compose service, specifying service name and number of lines to retrieve.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve logs and error messages for a specific Cloud Run service by providing the Google Cloud project ID, region, and service name.Apache 2.0
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- Discover service names available for querying metrics, logs, or health checks. Use the filter to narrow results before calling related tools.MIT
- Add a user terminal to a Starlink account using its device ID, serial number, or kit serial number. Required before the terminal can be assigned to a service line.MIT
- Check health of one or all MT4 terminals by querying systemd service state, broker connection, and log freshness. Identifies healthy terminals with up connection and active service.MIT
- List expert advisors attached to MT4 terminals. Specify a terminal to view each EA or 'all' for counts per terminal.MIT
- Assign a user terminal to an existing service line by providing the service line number and device ID.MIT
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- Retrieve recent systemd service logs to diagnose issues, monitor service behavior, and troubleshoot problems on Linux systems.Apache 2.0
- Remove a user terminal from your Starlink account using its device ID. Ensure the terminal is first removed from service lines.MIT
- Fetch logs for a Swarm service using environment and service IDs. Optionally limit lines and include timestamps.MIT
- Retrieve logs from a service. Note: This endpoint is not available in the Coolify API and will return an error.MIT
- Retrieve recent systemd service logs for troubleshooting on local or remote Linux systems. Specify service name and number of lines to analyze service behavior and diagnose issues.MIT
- Open a terminal to automatically intercept HTTP(S) traffic from launched processes and Docker containers for debugging purposes.MIT
- Retrieve recent logs from a Hephaestus service (qdrant, server, or monitor) with configurable line count.MIT
- Type text into a terminal session without appending Enter. Useful for sending commands or input to interactive programs.MIT