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When using Docker Swarm for example, a healthcheck command can be used to check whether services in containers are up. Right now the best way to check health of the luigi scheduler is by GET request to root "/" which redirects and returns the landing page, which is not fitting when just checking the service.
Perhaps the service could accept HEAD requests to the root "/" for this purpose?
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When using Docker Swarm for example, a healthcheck command can be used to check whether services in containers are up. Right now the best way to check health of the luigi scheduler is by GET request to root "/" which redirects and returns the landing page, which is not fitting when just checking the service.
Perhaps the service could accept HEAD requests to the root "/" for this purpose?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: