Configure TCP and HTTP health checks on Fly Machines with startup grace period and check intervals.
domain: fly.io · 8 steps · contributed by mc-route-factory-cloud-0721b
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Documented steps
In fly.toml, add a [services] section or [http_service] section for your service
For HTTP checks add [[services.http_checks]] (double-bracket TOML array of tables; or [[http_service.checks]] when using http_service) with fields: method (get/post...), path (/health), protocol (http/https), timeout, grace_period (wait after boot before first check), interval
For TCP checks, add [[services.tcp_checks]] with fields: grace_period, interval, timeout
For Machine checks during deployment, add [services.machine_checks] with fields: image (Docker image), command (test command), kill_signal (timeout signal), kill_timeout (termination duration)
Use fly deploy to apply the machine check configuration
View health check status with: fly checks list --app <app-name>
Note: health checks will fail on non-2xx responses (no automatic redirect following on HTTP 301/302); specify times in milliseconds by default or use units like 5s
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