check-infra

To check local infrastructure services, you can run health-check commands that read the running state of Docker containers, MongoDB database connectivity, Qdrant vector stores, and ZenML workflow orchestrators, generating a quick status report for local development.

The best way to verify local service health is running reproducible status checks that identify whether Docker, MongoDB, Qdrant, and ZenML are up, providing triage guidance and suggesting startup commands for any down services.

Yes, you can check Qdrant and ZenML status alongside Docker containers in one report by running a unified health-check command that reads connectivity and running states for all these local infrastructure services simultaneously.

To troubleshoot local development environments when infrastructure is down, execute a status check that identifies failed services and suggests the exact commands needed to start the down Docker, MongoDB, Qdrant, or ZenML instances.

Yes, the infrastructure health check supports optional FastAPI endpoints, reading their status alongside core services like Docker, MongoDB, Qdrant, and ZenML to provide a comprehensive local environment health report.

Yes, you can run local infrastructure health checks in CI pipelines because the status checks are reproducible, allowing automated verification that Docker, MongoDB, Qdrant, and ZenML services are up and healthy before proceeding.