Waymark / Routes / dev-infra Manually run a container healthcheck with podman healthcheck run
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Documented steps Ensure the target container is running and was created with a defined healthcheck (e.g. a HEALTHCHECK directive in the image or --health-cmd). Trigger the healthcheck immediately: `podman healthcheck run <container>`. Read the exit code: 0 means the healthcheck command succeeded, 1 means it failed, 125 means an error occurred. In automation, add --ignore-result to always exit 0 (useful while the container is still in its startup period). Known gotchas Errors occur if the container does not exist, is not running, or has no defined healthcheck. This runs the check manually — it does not configure or define the healthcheck itself. --ignore-result only ignores the healthcheck pass/fail and the startup-period case, not other errors. Regular healthchecks run on the container's configured interval; this is for on-demand verification.
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