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Health Checks for Mirth Connect server behind an Elastic Load Balancer in AWS #6053

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KeithMHughesRoteraAI opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 1 comment

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@KeithMHughesRoteraAI
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I am wanting to run Mirth Connect in AWS behind an Elastic Load Balancer. I need a health check that the load balancer can hit to make sure the service is running. Is there a URL on the HTTP connector for 8080 that can be used as a health check?

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pacmano1 commented Jan 5, 2024

Just use port 8443, you don't need to use 8080. Or you can just do you own dumb listener.

And this is a question, not an issue, moving your post to the dicussions area.

@pacmano1 pacmano1 converted this issue into discussion #6054 Jan 5, 2024

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