# 12E Vocabulary in Context

A stream carries updates while the connection remains open, and a log records the responses that the client receives.
The tail of the logs shows the most recent event, and the monitor counts the hits on the relevant endpoint.
The daemon runs in the background, while a terminal command displays the service's current health and listening address.
The installed plugin is compatible with the current stack, but a preinstalled extension may use a different configuration.
The config uses a default route, and the router applies the rules that determine where the request goes next.
We checked the routes and the rule that sends traffic through the tunnel before changing any network settings.
A proxy sniffer may inspect traffic, so its role and access should be understood before enabling it.
The devices use the same network, but each device has its own local address and available ports.
The service can handle concurrent calls, although the number of connections remains limited by the configured resources.
The browser uses the login page to create a session, and the session lifetime depends on the application settings.
A locale controls language and regional formatting, while the underlying content remains the same.
The application can use a websocket to keep a connection open while exchanging updates in both directions.
The dock shows the active applications, and a separate window displays the console output for the current process.
The monitor shows the process count, memory usage, and the network traffic associated with the running application.