feature: add native healthcheck binary to Docker image#30
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… or wget. This makes it difficult for container orchestrators (like Portainer or Docker Compose) to monitor the health of the service, often resulting in a or status.
I have added a lightweight, native Rust healthcheck binary that verifies the server is listening on port 5000.
Benefits:
Zero Bloat: Does not add curl or wget to the final production image.
Security: No extra networking tools left in the container.
Reliability: Portainer/Docker will now correctly show the service status.
Changes:
Created src/bin/healthcheck.rs
Updated Dockerfile to build and include the tool.
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Currently, the Docker image is very minimal and does not include curl or wget. This makes it difficult for container orchestrators (like Portainer or Docker Compose) to monitor the health of the service, often resulting in a "502 Bad Gateway" or "Unhealthy" status.
I have added a lightweight, native Rust healthcheck binary that verifies the server is listening on port 5000.
Benefits:
Changes:
This was created by Gemini so please review carefully :)