For local end to end testing, we need a way to know that all the services are up and running.
One possibility here is to have every service expose a port and a health check. Then we could create a new cli exo run status which wait for all health checks to respond with success.
This could be purely local to start. I don't know if we need it on remote as that means every service would need to use the update-route53 binary
For local end to end testing, we need a way to know that all the services are up and running.
One possibility here is to have every service expose a port and a health check. Then we could create a new cli
exo run status
which wait for all health checks to respond with success.This could be purely local to start. I don't know if we need it on remote as that means every service would need to use the
update-route53
binary@hugobho @alexdavid thoughts?