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The command "docker compose logs --follow ${container_name}" is used to show the logs of a specific container in a Docker Compose project and continually monitor them in real-time.

Here's a breakdown of this command:

• "docker compose" is the command-line interface for managing Docker Compose projects.
• "logs" is a sub-command that allows you to view the logs of containers in the project.
• "--follow" is an option that indicates that you want to continuously monitor the logs as they are generated.
• "${container_name}" is a placeholder for the name of the specific container you want to see the logs for.

You need to replace "${container_name}" with the actual name of the container you want to monitor. This specific command will retrieve the logs for that container and display them in your terminal in real-time. Any new log entries that the container generates will continuously be printed on the console until you stop the process (usually with Ctrl+C).