[IMP] Add healthcheck#700
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| #!/usr/bin/env bash | ||
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| if (( ${ODOO_VERSION/%.0} > 13));then | ||
| curl -sf http://localhost:8069/web/health || exit 1 |
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this is a simple approach to a healthcheck for the odoo services that over time did not work for us.
there is cases where odoo http does not come alive for a long time and the service should still be marked as healthy (e.g. tests and db restores).
also there is cases were those 2 urls do not catch basic errors in odoo becoming unhealthy for endusers that the basic urls do not catch.
this is why i proposed #701, you can use it as it is or as inspiration.
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Adds a Healthcheck built into the image, this can be used in docker compose, kubernetes or other deployment systems to know if the container is actually working as expected.
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