According to the official docs -
The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Health Checks service provides users with high frequency external monitoring to determine the availability and performance of any publicly facing service, including hosted websites, API endpoints, or externally facing load balancers. By using Health Checks, users can ensure that they are immediately aware of any availability issue affecting their customers.
In our case, think of this as pinging OIC.
I need something to ping - I choose to do a GET on the /metadata url for a simple app driven integration.
Mine is called AA-BY-CheckStatus. BY for Bayern.
I checkout the metadata -Leaving us with -
https://yourOICInstance/ic/api/integration/v1/flows/rest/yourIntegration/1.0/metadata
Create the Health Check with these values -
Then wait a while, before checking out the history and metrics -
Now to OCI Logging and the OCI Dashboards. Create a new dashboard, based on the Health Check we just created. Configure as follows -
I then added another OIC instance, this time my Gen2 instance, for which I have also created a health check. I waited a bit and then stopped the gen2 instance -
I then re-started the gen2 instance, but before looking at the dashboard, let's check out what other metrics are available from the OCI Health Check.
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