# Services

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**.

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## Http server

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 [`Http Endpoint`](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/http.md#endpoint)node that defined it.

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## Testing

The [**Testing** **service**](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#testing) lists all [**Std Tests**](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#test) you've added to your app, and lets you run them, either one by one, or all at the same time.

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## Ephemeral Data

The [ephemeral data](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#data) service shows the current data in your store as well as the number of listeners (aka [`Std OnData`](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#ondata) events you've added to your app.

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## Scheduling

The [**scheduling service**](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#scheduling) shows the number of active timers in your app, defined by [`Std Schedule`](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#schedule)  and [`Std SchduleFromCronExpression`](/midio-docs/built-in-nodes/core-std.md#schedulefromcronexpression) .

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