GET /healthz is a de-facto standard to check if a service is up, running and still healthy. A GET request to /healthz is used as liveness and readiness probe in Kubernetes and OpenShift. Custodia should have a path provider that supports /healthz w/o authentication (potentially limited to requests from localhost).
I suspect that /healthz won't work in the Unix socket case. Kubernetes / OpenShift only support TCP/IP checks. However the also support liveness scripts. A custodia-healthz script may do the trick.
GET /healthzis a de-facto standard to check if a service is up, running and still healthy. A GET request to/healthzis used as liveness and readiness probe in Kubernetes and OpenShift. Custodia should have a path provider that supports /healthz w/o authentication (potentially limited to requests from localhost).I suspect that
/healthzwon't work in the Unix socket case. Kubernetes / OpenShift only support TCP/IP checks. However the also support liveness scripts. Acustodia-healthzscript may do the trick.