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Use docker-compose for getting logs #28

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- `docker-compose down` will stop and remove the containers. They are recreated automatically with `docker-compose up -d`.

## To check the server logs
- Get a list of container ids: `docker ps`.
- Look at the logs for a container: `docker logs <container_id>`.
- Keep looking in real time: `docker logs -f <container_id>`.
(another way to do that is to use `docker-compose up` without the `-d` option)
- Get the logs from all containers: `docker-compose logs`
- Look at the logs from a single service: `docker-compose logs <service>`.
(Services from docker-compose.yml: `accessibility_audit` or `mongodb`)
- Keep looking in real time: `docker-compose logs -f`.
- Look at the last 20 lines of logs: `docker-compose logs --tail 20`

## To uninstall
**Warning**: this will remove all the data !!!
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