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Check health status of all services and infrastructure.
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| name | health-check |
| description | Check health status of all services and infrastructure. |
Run a comprehensive health check across all configured services.
crm_health()
exec sudo systemctl is-active $SERVICE_1 $SERVICE_2 $SERVICE_3
exec ss -tlnp | grep -E ':($PORT_LIST)'
exec pg_isready -h 127.0.0.1
exec redis-cli ping
exec curl -sf http://127.0.0.1:11434/api/tags | head -c 200
exec df -h /
SERVICE HEALTH REPORT
[checkmark/x] Service Name -- status (port)
...
INFRASTRUCTURE:
[checkmark/x] PostgreSQL -- [status]
[checkmark/x] Redis -- [status]
[checkmark/x] Ollama -- [status] ([N] models loaded)
DISK: [usage]% root
Customize the service list and port numbers for your deployment:
$SERVICE_1 $SERVICE_2 $SERVICE_3 with your systemd service names$PORT_LIST with your service ports (e.g., 8600|9099|9100|3004)