What do you think about when you think of keeping microservices healthy? Probably about failure. If it’s healthy, you probably don’t think about it at all. There’s a lot of work to monitor, alert, validate, and correct services to ensure they stay healthy. This chapter looks at monitoring systems within containers and how to add health monitoring to our microservices.
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