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4. You are all set! Now just enter the following command to start up Docketeer!
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npm run dev
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## Twilio setup
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1. Follow documents found [here](https://www.twilio.com/docs/node/install) to download the helper library.
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2. In order to manage Twilio SMS notifications follow the [step plan](https://www.twilio.com/docs/notify/quickstart/sms#messagingservice).
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### ➮ Live Metrics
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Users have real-time access to the total amount of resources (CPU, memory usage) that your containers are using and total block IO bytes by image over specific time periods.
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### ➮ Uploading
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Within the Image and Docker Compose tab, you pull images from DockerHub by providing `repo:version` or uploading a `.yml` file.
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### ➮ Process Logs
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View process logs from any number of running or stopped containers. The table is both exportable and sortable by any parameter. You can filter logs by specifying the number of logs that you wish to receive (tail) as well as time (since). Process logs will help you analyze and debug problems faster by offering insights into what went wrong.
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<br> For a full demo of Docketeer's features, visit [docketeer.org](https://www.docketeer.org/demo).
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