go-health | : heart : Health check your applications and dependencies | Monitoring library
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:heart: Health check your applications and dependencies
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- GetStatus returns the current health status .
- check runs a Checker .
- New returns a new health check .
- newMemoryStatus returns a new MemoryStatus
- diffMemoryStatus returns a DiffMemoryStatus for the current status .
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QUESTION
I am having a very similar problem to the one described here. As that question wasn't answered and there are some differences between my problem and the one described there I decided to ask a new question.
I managed to deploy my Django backend API to the AWS Elastic Beanstalk Amazon Linux 2 Python 3.7 platform. However, the health status of the EB instance is "Severe". It shows the message:
Following services are not running: release.
The overall health status is "Degraded" and the message is
Impaired services on all instances.
Sometimes a message saying that all responses are 4xx appears. This message comes and goes. The weird thing is that I have 2 load balancers configured (one for http and the other one for https) and both have a health check path url of a valid url in the application.
The only relevant logs I could find are the following:
daemon.log
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 12:23Quick solution:
You need to add *
in project's settings.py
→ ALLOWED_HOSTS
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