container-apps-health-probe-examples

To run any of these examples:

• Build the Dockerfile in the root of the project and push it to your container registry
• set the required environment variables in the arm-deploy/deploy.sh file. Then run the command within the arm-deploy/deploy.sh or run the deploy.sh file directly from within the arm-deploy directory.

NOTE: This example *only deploys a Container App via ARM. It doesn't create a Container App Environment. A Container App Environment must already exist first.

• This example exposes both HTTP and HTTPS ports to be accessible to Health Probes
• The certs directory contains a self-signed certificate to help enable HTTPS endpoints on the application for HTTPS Health Probe configuration
  • Applications are reachable over both HTTP and HTTPS with their respective exposed ports
  • Note, the browser may show a "certificate" warning due to self-signed usage on localhost - this is not a problem
• In the ContainerAppConsoleLogs_CL table, you'll see the below output - the output may vary depending on the language:

Receving request from an HTTPS probe..
{
    host: '100.100.0.5:8443',
    'user-agent': 'kube-probe/1.25',
    accept: '*/*',
    probe: 'Liveness',
    connection: 'close'
}

Receving request from an HTTP probe..
{
    host: '100.100.0.5:3000',
    'user-agent': 'kube-probe/1.25',
    accept: '*/*',
    probe: 'Readiness',
    connection: 'close'
}

Receving request from an HTTP probe..
{
    host: '100.100.0.5:3000',
    'user-agent': 'kube-probe/1.25',
    accept: '*/*',
    probe: 'Startup',
    connection: 'close'
}