How to use the 'tail' command to monitor multiple things on a server

Hello! Today, we are looking at the 'tail' command, which is one of the most important tools in Unix and Linux systems for handling text files. The 'tail' command allows users to view the last lines of a file, which is especially useful when we want to monitor logs or other types of files in real-time. In Robert Elder’s article, we learn how to use this command in practice, also discovering its various options like -f, which lets you follow changes to files dynamically. The author highlights the possibilities of filtering and searching data, which can be very helpful when working with large datasets. At the end of the text, there are examples of the command's application that help to better understand its functions and uses in everyday operating system tasks. It's definitely worth familiarizing yourself with this tool to increase your efficiency when working with text files.