How to add Health Checks to your ASP.NET app

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Does my application need Vitamin C? Introduce Health Checks to see if it is healthy ⬇️ Health Checks in ASP(.)NET are a way to assess the health of an application and its dependencies. They are used to monitor the status and performance of various components of an application, such as databases, external services, or internal services. Health Checks provide insights into whether an application is running as expected or if there are issues that need to be addressed. In the following article, I explained: - How to add Health Checks to your app - How to create Custom Health Checks - The way you can use built-in health checks - How to enable UI - Writing custom output Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dVYsrDe6 __ P.S. It was TheCodeMan Newsletter issue. Don't miss the next one, more than 17,000 subscribers will read it: thecodeman.net

Santiago Torreglosa

Full Stack Developer | C# | .NET | Python

2mo

Love this, Stefan

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Mujaddid Mahmood

Senior Full Stack Software Engineer | Ruby on Rails & MERN Stack | AWS & DevOps Enthusiast

2mo

Health Checks = diagnostics that save you from production surprises. Great breakdown!

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Elliot One

AI & Modern Engineering Knowledge | Founder @ XANT & Monoversity | AI Engineer | Senior Full Stack Engineer | AI Entrepreneur

2mo

Good stuff, Stefan! How do you trigger the health checks? Is there any automated way to trigger them to check things automatically and report incidents?

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Fatima Azam

Software Engineer | .Net | .Net core | Microservices | Azure | Angular | React | Unit Testing

2mo

Well put, Stefan Đokić

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Pavle Davitković

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2mo

And B-Complex? 😁

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Gaurav Sharma

I help tech professionals write better — in Slack, Teams, emails, bug reports, handovers, docs, and more — using simple, real-world frameworks. This one skill quietly boosts careers in a big way.

2mo

Very important yet overlooked concept!

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