# Monitoring Structural services

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**Required global permission:** Update Tonic Structural
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On the **System Status** tab of **Structural Settings** view, the **Application Status** section displays the list of Tonic Structural services that run on your Structural instance.

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To be able to view the Structural service status and download service logs, you must [set up Structural host integration](https://docs.tonic.ai/app/admin/on-premise-deployment/setting-up-host-integration). Host integration also enables you to update Structural.

Structural services include:

* Structural web server
* Structural workers
* Structural notifications
* Structural application database, if the database is deployed in a Docker container

For each service, the list includes

* Name of the service.
* The current status of the service. The status indicates whether the service is currently running. If it is running, then the status information includes the amount of time that the service has been running.

You can sort the list by either the service name or status. To sort by a column, click the column header. To reverse the sort order, click the column header again.

From the service list, you can download the service logs. To download the logs, click the **Download Logs** button for the service.


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