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Sider Enterprise Health Check Guide

When you want to use load balancers for Sider Enterprise, you may need to configure health checks. Sider components provide health check endpoints to make sure the web containers are running normally.

Note that your load balancer must set the X-Forwarded-For HTTP header for Sider components.

Health checking sideci

sideci_web container provides /api/health_check endpoint for health checks. It always returns a 200 response, so that you can test if the component is up and receiving HTTP requests.

Health checking catpost

catpost_web container provides /health_check endpoint for health checks. It always returns a 200 response, so that you can test if the component is up and receiving HTTP requests.

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