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RunPod•5mo ago
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Monitor Logs from command line

Hello all, is there any command line tool to monitor of an endpoint without opening up the webpage? Thanks!
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You can use your browser's console to check the API calls that are made and then use the API to get the logs
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ashleyk
ashleyk•5mo ago
You can use your browser's console to check the API calls that are made and then use the API to get the logs
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