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Is there any health check URL for a mirth server running in docker. My idea was to just check the main URL where you launch the Mirth Administrator GUI. |
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You could try to hit the API URL, which in theory would only be accessible of Mirth was up and running normally:
You could also setup a HTTP listener channel in Mirth that returns a '200 OK Status' you could use as the URL Health-check. EDIT: I don't docker, but I forgot at one point I had setup a TCP Listener and used a Powershell script to send a TCP message to that endpoint, then scheduled it to run on a Windows server seperate from the Mirth server, and it sends a message every 1 minute. |
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Both work - but I usually stand up a dedicated listener for this function just so it is all viewable like any other channel. You can get clever with this - i.e. as means to let a load balancer know that "this" server is fully up. Requires more code of course. |
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You could try to hit the API URL, which in theory would only be accessible of Mirth was up and running normally:
https://servername:8443/apiYou could also setup a HTTP listener channel in Mirth that returns a '200 OK Status' you could use as the URL Health-check.
EDIT: I don't docker, but I forgot at one point I had setup a TCP Listener and used a Powershell script to send a TCP message to that endpoint, then scheduled it to run on a Windows server seperate from the Mirth server, and it sends a message every 1 minute.