Create two endpoints for startupProbe and readinessProbes #12836
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Summary
To determine pod boot up time when pod is created, 2 healthcheck endpoints were created. The readinessProbe will ping /v0/healtcheck. The startupProbe will ping /v0/startup_healtcheck. Requests should be sent to pods when they are ready. There should not be any downtime between pod startup and pod accepting requests. The faster requests can be made to pods, the less chance for puma backlog to climb.
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