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This example shows how to work with a simple Apache Camel application using Spring Boot.
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- NOTE: Some of the routes fail intentionally to have health check monitor their failures
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+ NOTE: Some routes fail intentionally to have health check monitor their failures
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=== How to run
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Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -66,21 +66,8 @@ camel.health.registry-enabled = true
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# ## camel.heath.config[netty].check = routes
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# ## camel.heath.config[netty].enabled = false
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- # and configure each individually
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- camel.health.config[timer].parent = routes
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- camel.health.config[timer].interval = 5000
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- camel.health.config[netty].parent = routes
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- camel.health.config[netty].interval = 20000
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- camel.health.config[netty].failure-threshold = 10
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# find grained routes configuration per route (support wildcards)
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# (enabled is default true for discovered health-checks)
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# ## camel.health.config[*].enabled = true
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- # allow 5 failures with 10s apart as slack to handle routes being flaky
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- # however if after 5 failures then the state will be regarded as DOWN onwards
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- # (the route can recover and the state will then be UP)
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- # ##camel.health.config[*].parent = routes
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- # ##camel.health.config[*].interval = 10s
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- # ##camel.health.config[*].failure-threshold = 5
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