Fetch server logs and system metrics from Kastell-managed servers. Use 'logs' to retrieve recent lines from container, Docker, or system journal; 'monitor' for CPU, RAM, and disk usage.
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"Understanding and Using Docker Logs" matching MCP tools:
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