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Is there a linux command which I can use to monitor a log file? For example there is a command top and when I execute it I can see the recent changes of CPU usage, Memory usage and so on. Is there some similar command to use to watch the changes of some log file?
I can use tail -500 myFile.log, but every time I have to execute it to see the recent changes.
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