Umbral Health
Official by Umbral contributorsliveness/readiness probes, DB checks, custom dependencies
About
Every load balancer and orchestrator asks the same two questions: are you alive, and are you ready for traffic? Umbral Health answers both with zero config — a liveness probe and a readiness probe that actually checks the database is reachable, not just that the process is running. Mount the plugin and your deploy target stops guessing whether to route to this instance.
Install
Wire it up
use *;
use HealthPlugin;
let app = builder
.database
.plugin // /healthz + /ready
.build?;
Target: gate readiness on a dependency
Add your own check — a cache ping, a queue connection — and /ready only reports green when it passes.
use HealthPlugin;
use Duration;
default
.check // your HealthCheck impl
.check_timeout; // fail fast, don't hang the probe
What you get
/healthzliveness probe (is the process up?)/readyreadiness probe that verifies the DB is reachable- Pluggable custom
HealthChecks for your own dependencies - Per-check timeouts so a hung dependency doesn't hang the probe
- Zero config to start — mount and deploy
Usage
Mount `HealthPlugin::default()` for `/healthz` (liveness) and `/ready` (readiness, which verifies the DB). Add `.check(...)` for extra dependencies and `.check_timeout(...)` so a hung dependency fails the probe fast instead of hanging it.
cargo add umbral-health
Feature tracker
Per-feature shipping status, recorded in the directory.
/healthz reports whether the process is alive.
/ready checks the database and custom dependencies.
Implement HealthCheck for Redis, queues, or third parties.
Hung dependencies fail fast instead of hanging readiness.
Readiness failures carry a reason for operators.
Compatibility
Declared support per Umbral version and database backend.
No compatibility rows declared yet.
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