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The routine exercising of the /healthcheck endpoint by ECS (once deployed) provides an excellent opportunity to vastly improve automated monitoring capabilities via alerting. Consider the following workflow:
ECS submits a request to the /healthcheck endpoint
a. this request specifies thresholds (e.g. % of available JVM memory, % of free space on any Opensearch shard)
As part of fulfilling this request, the service:
a. Sends informative, well-defined messages to stdout
b. These messages are captured in the service log file, captured in Cloudwatch
c. Messages indicate any errors, such as violation of any of the thresholds specified in 1a or inability to access Opensearch, etc.
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The routine exercising of the /healthcheck endpoint by ECS (once deployed) provides an excellent opportunity to vastly improve automated monitoring capabilities via alerting. Consider the following workflow:
a. this request specifies thresholds (e.g. % of available JVM memory, % of free space on any Opensearch shard)
a. Sends informative, well-defined messages to stdout
b. These messages are captured in the service log file, captured in Cloudwatch
c. Messages indicate any errors, such as violation of any of the thresholds specified in 1a or inability to access Opensearch, etc.
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