service-health-check

Automate service health checks by discovering deployed services, verifying process patterns, and testing port bindings to generate a structured health report. This workflow determines accurate service status across diverse environments using deterministic, read-only behavior.

A deterministic health file staleness check verifies the recency of health data files to determine service status. It identifies whether deployed services are HEALTHY, WARNING, DEGRADED, or DOWN by collecting read-only signals and outputting actionable recommendations.

Generate a machine-readable health report by running a Discover-Check-Report workflow that assesses process status, health file recency, and port bindings. The resulting report includes actionable recommendations and remediation guidance for operators.

Discover services from common manifests and system definitions to build a clear service manifest with process patterns, health files, and ports. This replaces manual monitoring by automatically identifying configured services for subsequent health checks.

Service health monitoring requires deterministic, read-only behavior and does not need write access to the deployed environment. It safely collects signals from processes, health files, and ports to assess uptime and status without modifying system state.

Manual health checks are error-prone because they rely on ad-hoc monitoring, whereas a structured Discover-Check-Report workflow provides deterministic service identification, signal collection, and machine-readable reporting to eliminate human error and speed up assessments.