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field-notes-api

Web service · Node.js

Running
Application endpointfield-notes-api.example.comExample
Source field-notes / main
Latest deploymentDeployment #42
Resource poolDevelopment pool
Application limits
0.5 CPU cores512 MB memory8080 Listening port
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field-notes-apiExample application
Running
Deployment #42main · Node.js
Runtime configuration0.5 CPU cores · 512 MB · port 8080
Runtime outputApplication listening on port 8080GET /health 200GET /notes 200

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