Stack level health check

cliffano commented 7 years ago

Need a way to identify whether a stack is healthy or not, this should include various statuses:

cloud init finishes without any error
all instances are wired by orchestrator
content is accessible from the publish-dispatcher ELB
authors can login to AEM admin via author-dispatcher ELB
author standby is not lagging behind author primary
orchestrator queues don't have too many messages
aem-healthcheck deep healthcheck is responding with 200
aem-healthcheck security is responding with 200
publish-dispatcher ELB and author-dispatcher ELB should have at least 2 inservice instances, author ELB should have exactly 1 inservice instance

cliffano commented 6 years ago

These logic checks will be implemented in https://github.com/shinesolutions/ruby_aem_aws , and will be made available as InSpec profile(s), which will then simply be hooked up to aem-test-suite and stack-init .

cliffano commented 6 years ago

This feature has been implemented in https://github.com/shinesolutions/inspec-aem-aws , and callable by the user via https://github.com/shinesolutions/aem-stack-manager-messenger make check-readiness-full-set . The rules to identify readiness will change along the way, but those changes should be encapsulated within inspec-aem-aws and ruby_aem_aws.

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