Service Health for Saviynt instance

[trace001]

Hi Team,

We understand we can use the below to understand instance up/down by checking the following

https://XXX.saviyntcloud.com/ECM/healthcheck

With the JSON returned, I would like to confirm if one of the DB_health or ES_Health status returns value other than pass, will the  $.status at the end will be a value other than pass. This is to make sure scripting is done to check the status. 

{"checks":{"DB_Health":{"status":"pass","errorcode":"NA","message":"DB Service is up"},"ES_Health":{"status":"pass","errorcode":"NA","message":"Elastic server is up"}},"description":"Health of ECM service","status":"pass","timestamp":"10-11-2024 08:14:43"}

Thanks,

Trace

[Amit_Malik]

it should be the last status. 

[rushikeshvartak · Accepted solution]

Behavior:

• If both DB_Health and ES_Health have a "status": "pass", the overall $.status will be "pass".
• If either DB_Health or ES_Health (or both) return any other value than "pass" (e.g., "fail" or "warn"), then the overall $.status will likely reflect this by returning a value other than "pass" (likely "fail" or "warn", depending on the scenario).

So, yes, if one of the individual checks (DB_Health or ES_Health) has a status other than "pass", the $.status value at the end will change accordingly. You can script your check around this assumption to monitor the overall status easily.

{
  "checks": {
    "DB_Health": {"status": "pass", "errorcode": "NA", "message": "DB Service is up"},
    "ES_Health": {"status": "pass", "errorcode": "NA", "message": "Elastic server is up"}
  },
  "description": "Health of ECM service",
  "status": "pass",
  "timestamp": "10-11-2024 08:14:43"
}