Monitoring and sync status

The Subsquid SDK offers a useful command line tool to monitor the Cloud-deployed Squid. the tail subcommand will output the logs of a Squid, when providing its name and version.
The optional arguments -f and -l <n> will, respectively, make sure that the stream of logs is continuously updated and that the last n lines are shown, before outputting any new ones.
Let's take the example of our SquidSaas squid and fetch logs for its version labeled 1:
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⇒   sqd squid tail [email protected] -f -l 10
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Getting logs...
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Last block: 6935348, mapping: 26 blocks/sec, ingest: 660 blocks/sec, eta: 4h 36m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6941366, mapping: 30 blocks/sec, ingest: 546 blocks/sec, eta: 4h 35m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6944499, mapping: 29 blocks/sec, ingest: 511 blocks/sec, eta: 5h 23m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6949077, mapping: 29 blocks/sec, ingest: 491 blocks/sec, eta: 5h 1m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6954871, mapping: 32 blocks/sec, ingest: 378 blocks/sec, eta: 4h 23m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6960064, mapping: 28 blocks/sec, ingest: 400 blocks/sec, eta: 4h 40m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6968949, mapping: 32 blocks/sec, ingest: 339 blocks/sec, eta: 3h 29m, progress: 60%
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Last block: 6976994, mapping: 28 blocks/sec, ingest: 447 blocks/sec, eta: 3h 4m, progress: 60%
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