Health Check Microservice Design Pattern Tutorial with Examples for Soft...
Health Check Microservice Design Pattern Tutorial with Examples for Software Developers
In this video we will learn about Health Check design pattern for microservices. This is the Fourth design principle in Observability design patterns category for microservices.
Health check design pattern is the special REST API implementation that you can use to validate the status of a microservice and its dependencies.
Health check design pattern can assess anything that a microservice needs, including dependencies, system properties, database connections, endpoint connections, and resource availability.
Microservice is considered available and reports as UP status if all the configured health checks are successful.
Service orchestrator like Kubernetes can use these status reports to decide how to manage and scale the microservices within an application.
Health check clients like monitoring service, service registry or load balancer periodically invokes the endpoint to check the health of the service instance.
To verify that applications and services are performing correctly, you can use the Health Endpoint Monitoring pattern. This pattern specifies the use of functional checks in an application.
** Usage of this Design Pattern **
1. Use this pattern when Monitoring websites and web applications to verify availability.
2. Use this pattern when Monitoring websites and web applications to check for correct operation.
3. Use this pattern when Monitoring middle-tier or shared services to detect and isolate failures that can disrupt other applications
** Chapter Timestamps **
0:00 Welcome to Health Check design pattern
1:24 Agenda of tutorial
2:36 Introduction of Health Check design pattern
5:35 Real world examples of Health Check design pattern
9:54 Usage of Health Check design pattern
10:51 Advantages of Health Check design pattern
11:32 Summary of Health Check design pattern
12:10 Next video on External Configuration design pattern for microservices
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