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How to do health checks for ASP.NET Core using.NET
I’ve been tasked with creating a health check for our internal ASP.NET Core server and I’m struggling a bit.
We have an ASP.NET Core 1.0.1 application running that we want to put a health check on, so that if it is down, we can put it back up without downtime.
I’m struggling to figure out a good way of getting it to fail when it’s down. I know that I could do it by having a set of DB rows that check for a flag but that isn’t ideal as we have to make a request every time the application restarts to check if it’s up or down.
I’m looking for the health check to fail when the application is down, either to make it fail so that we can put it back up when the application is up, or to provide some sort of information to the application (e.g. “If the server is down, please wait 5 seconds and try again”.
I can’t seem to find anything related to this. I would like to implement it as a.NET health check using something like ServiceStack.Text and WCF.
If you have any ideas, I would really appreciate some help!
Thanks.
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If you have access to the host machine and have iis installed you can use the IIS Metabase to implement health checks. As far as an automated check, that’s going to be a challenge. If your application is in IIS then you can’t use ServiceStack.Text. You’ll need to use System.Web.Http.Server and create an HttpHandler that executes the health check against a HTTP endpoint. You can use an HttpClient to make the requests. 70238732e0
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This document is under copyright and can only be used by the rightful owner.The University of Maryland’s scientific research gains new momentum
The University of Maryland has secured a $62 million federal grant to provide equipment for a research station at Prince William Sound in Alaska.
The grant is the largest single award in the University’s history. The funding covers construction of the H.H. Bowen Experimental Forest and a new wetland study site. The grant will build a seawater flume — the first of its kind on the Atlantic Coast — to measure water flow and sediment transport from Prince William Sound to the Bay.
Construction of the H.H. Bowen Experimental Forest and a new wetland study site will provide a field station for UM-BIDD scientists and students. Credit: UM-BIDD
“The University of Maryland is very pleased to partner with the U.S. Forest Service to fund this pioneering study on coastal ecosystems,” said Dr. Rita Colwell, President and Chancellor of the University of Maryland. “The implications of this study could benefit a broad range of coastal environmental issues, including ecosystem and water quality.”
There are no similar flume studies at Prince William Sound, a region in southwestern Alaska famed for its wilderness areas. Measurements of water and sediment will allow scientists to understand water flow and sediment transport to the Bay — a key point for the ecological health of the Chesapeake Bay.
“The H.H. Bowen Experimental Forest will be a long-term site for studying how watersheds change over time and how forests affect the water,” said Dr. Colwell. “It is exciting to be part of such an important study of watershed dynamics at a site with a long history of science.”
UM-BIDD will be the lead scientist at the site and has a 30-year track record of research and education at the University of Maryland.
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