Configuring active health monitoring is similar to creating health checks on other load-balancers.
When you associate an active health monitor with a pool, the pool members are monitored according to the active health monitor parameters. To configure an Active Health Monitor, perform the following steps:
Go to Networking -> Load balancing -> Monitors
Select monitor type
Click the Add (
) icon and select HTTPS
Choose a name for the active monitor and enter Monitor Properties (please refer to the example below)
Configure Health check parameters withthe following values:
3. HTTP Method GET 4. HTTP Request URL /suite-api/api/deployment/node/status?services=api&services=adminui&services=ui (or /epops-webapp/health-check for EPOPS) 5. HTTP Request Version 1.1 6. HTTP Response Code 200, 204, 301 7. HTTP Response Body ONLINE (upper case)
Name |
Interval |
Timeout |
Retries |
Type |
Method |
URL |
Receive: |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
vROPs_MONITOR |
5 |
16 |
3 |
HTTPS |
GET |
/suite-api/api/deployment/node/status?services=api&services=adminui&services=ui ---------------------------- Note: For older versions of vROPS from 6.6.1 to 7.5 please use the following URL call, as starting from vROps 8.0 status API enhanced to track separate services status: /suite-api/api/deployment/node/status \r\n |
ONLINE (upper case) |
Here is an example of how the configuration should look like:
Example for vROPS_Monitor