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I'm creating an image based off geospatial to run in a kubernetes cluster.
I have an image that spawns into the cluster, and remains stable, however I'm not connecting to it: our startup & monitoring processes are built around poking the new pod to check it's current status.
For "jupyter" based images, we have the api/health call available to us [there are varied and complex reasons why using rocker/binder is not desireable - not least of which is this is the gateway to enabling other images using various ports and hearbeat/helthcheck apis]
Is there some rstudio/rocker api one can call to programmatically get the status of the IDE?
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Container image name
rocker/geospatial:4.3.2
Container image digest
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What operating system related to this question?
Linux
System information
Deployment into Kubernetes cluster.
Question
I'm creating an image based off
geospatial
to run in a kubernetes cluster.I have an image that spawns into the cluster, and remains stable, however I'm not connecting to it: our startup & monitoring processes are built around poking the new
pod
to check it's current status.For "jupyter" based images, we have the
api/health
call available to us [there are varied and complex reasons why usingrocker/binder
is not desireable - not least of which is this is the gateway to enabling other images using various ports and hearbeat/helthcheck apis]Is there some rstudio/rocker api one can call to programmatically get the status of the IDE?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: