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The Services panel displays a list of all the active services in the project, like the Http server, Testing or the Scheduler, and various info about their state. It can also be used to perform certain actions on services that accept them, like running tests in the Test service.

Http server

Testing

Ephemeral Data

Scheduling

The Http Server service keeps track of all the endpoints you've added to your app. You can click the various items to jump to the node that defined it.

The lists all you've added to your app, and lets you run them, either one by one, or all at the same time.

The service shows the current data in your store as well as the number of listeners (aka events you've added to your app.

The shows the number of active timers in your app, defined by and .

Testing service
Std Tests
ephemeral data
Std OnData
scheduling service
Std Schedule
Std SchduleFromCronExpression
Http Endpoint