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Cataloging microservices with ports and health endpoints requires a centralized reference format that specifies core metadata for each service, including name, port, health endpoint, stack, and notes. A frontmatter-driven catalog captures all 29 FlowMaster services and their interdependencies for operational visibility.

A service catalog is a centralized directory listing all microservices with their ports, health endpoints, and tech stacks. You need one for system overviews, onboarding new engineers, and incident response when managing complex architectures with multiple interdependent services.

To retrieve the port and health endpoint for a target microservice, query the centralized service catalog. The catalog provides immediate access to core service metadata, including the specific port, health endpoint URL, and underlying tech stack for any of the 29 cataloged FlowMaster services.

Yes, a frontmatter-driven format effectively documents service interdependencies across 29 services by structuring core metadata like name, port, health endpoint, stack, and notes. This approach supports operational visibility and quick reference during incident response and onboarding.

Yes, this service catalog approach works for incident response and onboarding by providing a centralized reference of all 29 services. It simplifies service discovery, supports quick checks of health endpoints, and clarifies inter-service relationships for new engineers and responders.