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Add an actuator health indicator to check the connection between the application and Axon Server
See original GitHub issueFeature Description
Implement the AbstractHealthIndicator to return the connection status between applications and Axon Server.
Current Behaviour
There is no integrated way (spring boot) to check the connection status between the application and Axon Server.
For instance, in a Kubernetes cluster, the liveness/readiness probes attached to the /actuator/health don’t receive a down status because there’s no health indicator for the connection between the application and Axon Server, causing problems to the consumers.
Wanted Behaviour
Return the status down at /actuator/health if the application faces some problem connecting to Axon Server.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 2 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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So, sorry for the wait, we’ve come to the conclusion. Had to have a short discussion on how we feel this would make sense within Axon Framework.
As it stands, I’ve got something working on my local setup. As such, you can expect a pull request soon. Furthermore, this means it’ll be part of 4.6.0. 😃
Thanks for drafting this feature request with us @rzcastilho! We’ll start an internal discussion on what the best approach to tackle this would be. As soon as we’ve made a decision, we’ll certainly update this ticket accordingly.