Check NautilusTrader process status and inspect recent service logs.
npx skills add https://github.com/FelixWayne0318/AItrader --skill server-status
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: server-status Source: https://github.com/FelixWayne0318/AItrader/tree/main/.claude/skills/server-status Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FelixWayne0318/AItrader --skill server-status
This skill helps operators quickly verify that the trading bot is running correctly and that the hosting service is healthy, reducing downtime and MTTR.
To check status, run these commands:
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To check the server status of a NautilusTrader deployment, you can run `sudo systemctl status nautilus-trader` to verify the hosting service is active and responsive.
You can view recent trading bot service logs by running `sudo journalctl -u nautilus-trader -n 100 --no-hostname` to inspect the latest entries and diagnose runtime issues.
The best way to verify your trading bot process is running is by executing `ps aux | grep main_live.py` to confirm the process is active and consuming system resources.
This health monitoring approach is tailored for NautilusTrader deployments, using specific systemctl and journalctl commands to check the bot process and service status.
If your NautilusTrader service is not responding, inspect the recent service logs using `sudo journalctl -u nautilus-trader -n 100 --no-hostname` to identify errors causing the unresponsive state.
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