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Observability setup for lumi-api (Kotlin/Ktor) on Nais
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| name | observability-setup-api |
| description | Observability setup for lumi-api (Kotlin/Ktor) on Nais |
apps/lumi-api exposes operational endpoints under /internal/*.
GET /internal/isAliveGET /internal/isReadyGET /internal/prometheuscurl -i http://localhost:8080/internal/isAlive
curl -i http://localhost:8080/internal/isReady
curl -s http://localhost:8080/internal/prometheus | head -50
/internal/prometheus (do not invent new paths).lumi-api; do not add Kafka readiness checks unless explicitly decided.Manifests live in apps/lumi-api/nais/app/*.yaml.
spec:
port: 8080
liveness:
path: /internal/isAlive
initialDelay: 5
readiness:
path: /internal/isReady
initialDelay: 5
prometheus:
enabled: true
path: /internal/prometheus
observability:
autoInstrumentation:
enabled: true
runtime: java