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Another idea, the REST API now exposes per instance the config and status.
/instance/{name}:
get:
summary: Get instance config and status
This is very usefull from a management point of view, but it would also be usefull to have a "healthcheck" endpoint that just reports the status of a service and/or an endpoint that reports only the status of all managed services.
These healtcheck endpoints could be added to monitoring tools, that would report a system as down if the healtcheck endpoint would report a certain error code.
Idea:
/healtchecks/:
get:
summary: Get instance health status of all services that should be running
/healtcheck/{name}:
get:
summary: Get instance health status of a service
Response codes:
200: if the service is running or stopped, body: "service xxx is up"
5xx: if the service is not running, while it would be expected to be running, body "service xxx is down"
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It looks OK for me. Maybe bit redundant, because basically you can combine endpoints /instance and /supervisors plus some logic. However, I fully agree that for automation purpose existent approach is not a good way.
Hi Reddec,
Another idea, the REST API now exposes per instance the config and status.
This is very usefull from a management point of view, but it would also be usefull to have a "healthcheck" endpoint that just reports the status of a service and/or an endpoint that reports only the status of all managed services.
These healtcheck endpoints could be added to monitoring tools, that would report a system as down if the healtcheck endpoint would report a certain error code.
Idea:
/healtchecks/:
get:
summary: Get instance health status of all services that should be running
/healtcheck/{name}:
get:
summary: Get instance health status of a service
Response codes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: