kpt-grpc-demo/util/healthcheck/types.go

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package healthcheck

import (
	"net/http"
)

// Check is a health/readiness check.
type Check func() error

// Handler is an http.Handler with additional methods that register health and
// readiness checks. It handles handle "/live" and "/ready" HTTP
// endpoints.
type Handler interface {
	// The Handler is an http.Handler, so it can be exposed directly and handle
	// /live and /ready endpoints.
	http.Handler

	// AddLivenessCheck adds a check that indicates that this instance of the
	// application should be destroyed or restarted. A failed liveness check
	// indicates that this instance is unhealthy, not some upstream dependency.
	// Every liveness check is also included as a readiness check.
	AddLivenessCheck(name string, check Check)

	// AddReadinessCheck adds a check that indicates that this instance of the
	// application is currently unable to serve requests because of an upstream
	// or some transient failure. If a readiness check fails, this instance
	// should no longer receiver requests, but should not be restarted or
	// destroyed.
	AddReadinessCheck(name string, check Check)

	// LiveEndpoint is the HTTP handler for just the /live endpoint, which is
	// useful if you need to attach it into your own HTTP handler tree.
	LiveEndpoint(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)

	// ReadyEndpoint is the HTTP handler for just the /ready endpoint, which is
	// useful if you need to attach it into your own HTTP handler tree.
	ReadyEndpoint(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
}