Node Actuator Lite

Spring Boot Actuator for Node.js — lightweight monitoring endpoints, a built-in dashboard, and a single runtime dependency.

npm install node-actuator-lite

Express (10 lines)

import express from 'express';
import { actuatorMiddleware } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const app = express();
const { handler } = actuatorMiddleware();
app.use(handler);
app.listen(3000, () => console.log('http://localhost:3000/actuator'));

Fastify (10 lines)

import Fastify from 'fastify';
import { actuatorPlugin } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const app = Fastify();
await app.register(actuatorPlugin);
await app.listen({ port: 3000 });
console.log('http://localhost:3000/actuator');

Requires Node.js >= 22. The only runtime dependency is prom-client.

CJS/ESM: The package ships CommonJS (require). If you use ES modules, either import from 'node-actuator-lite' (Node resolves the CJS export) or use a bundler that handles CJS interop. A dual ESM build is on the roadmap.

Spring Boot Actuator Parity

Spring Boot Endpoint	node-actuator-lite	Status
`/actuator` (discovery)	✅	Shipped
`/actuator/health`	✅ (shallow/deep, groups, custom indicators)	Shipped
`/actuator/info`	✅ (build + runtime + contributors)	Shipped
`/actuator/env`	✅ (masked, allowlist, connection-string aware)	Shipped
`/actuator/metrics`	✅ (process JSON + Prometheus)	Shipped
`/actuator/prometheus`	✅ (prom-client, custom metrics)	Shipped
`/actuator/threaddump`	✅ (event-loop, handles, ELU, workers)	Shipped
`/actuator/heapdump`	✅ (async, throttled)	Shipped
`/actuator/loggers`	✅ (Pino/Winston/Bunyan, runtime level change)	Shipped
`/actuator/mappings`	🗺️ Route inventory	Roadmap
`/actuator/httpexchanges`	🗺️ Recent request history	Roadmap
`/actuator/caches`	—	Not planned
`/actuator/beans`	—	N/A (no DI container)
`/actuator/conditions`	—	N/A (no auto-config)
`/actuator/configprops`	—	N/A
`/actuator/flyway` / `liquibase`	—	N/A
`/actuator/sessions`	—	Not planned
`/actuator/scheduledtasks`	🗺️	Roadmap
`/actuator/shutdown`	🗺️ Graceful shutdown	Roadmap

Why?

If you're coming from Spring Boot, you expect /actuator/health, /actuator/info, /actuator/env, and /actuator/prometheus out of the box. This library gives you exactly that for Node.js — one dependency, zero config, and adapters for Express, Fastify, Koa, the built-in http module, and serverless. It also ships a self-contained HTML dashboard so you can eyeball your service without wiring up Grafana first.

Features

Health — shallow (status only) and deep (per-component details), custom indicators, and health groups for Kubernetes liveness / readiness.
Info — build metadata plus runtime details, with pluggable info contributors.
Metrics — process-level CPU, memory, and uptime as JSON.
Environment — process.env as Spring-style property sources, with automatic sensitive-value masking and an optional allowlist.
Thread Dump — event-loop state, active handles/requests, V8 heap stats, and worker threads.
Heap Dump — V8 heap snapshots saved to disk, throttled to prevent abuse.
Prometheus — all default Node.js metrics plus custom counters, gauges, histograms, and summaries via prom-client, or inject your app's existing Registry to avoid duplicate registrations.
Loggers — Spring Boot-style /actuator/loggers: list every logger and change levels at runtime, with adapters for Pino, Winston, and Bunyan.
Dashboard — a self-contained HTML page at /actuator/dashboard that surfaces every enabled endpoint.
Discovery — GET /actuator lists all enabled endpoints, just like Spring Boot.
Custom endpoints — register your own routes under /actuator, per instance or globally.
Framework adapters — Express, Fastify, Koa, and node:http, plus a serverless mode with direct method calls.
Pluggable auth & logging — a single auth callback guards every endpoint, and any logger (pino, winston, …) can be injected.
Single runtime dependency — prom-client.

Production Safety

Actuator endpoints expose operational data. In production, use the preset: 'production' option to disable sensitive endpoints by default, or gate everything behind an auth callback.

preset is never inferred automatically — endpoint defaults never change just because NODE_ENV=production is set, so upgrading this library can't silently disable endpoints in an existing deployment. If NODE_ENV=production is detected without an explicit preset, a console warning suggests setting preset: 'production'. A separate warning is emitted whenever sensitive endpoints are enabled without an auth callback.

import { NodeActuator } from 'node-actuator-lite';

// Explicit production preset — safest option:
const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  port: 8081,
  preset: 'production',
  auth: ({ raw }) => true, // replace with a real token/allowlist check
  health: {
    groups: {
      liveness: ['process'],
      readiness: ['diskSpace'],
    },
  },
  prometheus: { enabled: true },
});

Production preset disables: /env, /threaddump, /heapdump, /loggers, /dashboard.
Production preset enables: /health (shallow only), /info, /metrics, /prometheus.

You can still override individual endpoints:

new NodeActuator({
  preset: 'production',
  env: { enabled: true }, // explicitly opt in
  auth: checkBearerToken,
});

Installation

npm install node-actuator-lite

Requires Node.js >= 22. The only runtime dependency is prom-client.

Quick Start

Standalone (HTTP server)

import { NodeActuator } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  port: 8081,
  health: {
    showDetails: 'always',
    custom: [
      {
        name: 'database',
        critical: true,
        check: async () => ({ status: 'UP', details: { latency: '2ms' } }),
      },
    ],
    groups: {
      liveness: ['process'],
      readiness: ['diskSpace', 'database'],
    },
  },
  prometheus: {
    customMetrics: [
      { name: 'http_requests_total', help: 'Total HTTP requests', type: 'counter', labels: ['method', 'path'] },
    ],
  },
});

await actuator.start();
// Actuator listening on http://localhost:8081/actuator
// Dashboard at        http://localhost:8081/actuator/dashboard

Express

import express from 'express';
import { actuatorMiddleware } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const app = express();
const { handler, actuator } = actuatorMiddleware({ prometheus: { defaultMetrics: true } });
app.use(handler);

// All /actuator/* endpoints are now live.
// Access the actuator instance for custom metrics:
// actuator.prometheus.metric('my_counter')!.inc();

app.listen(3000);

Fastify

import Fastify from 'fastify';
import { actuatorPlugin } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const app = Fastify();
await app.register(actuatorPlugin, { prometheus: { defaultMetrics: true } });
// All /actuator/* routes registered. Access the instance via app.actuator.

await app.listen({ port: 3000 });

Koa

import Koa from 'koa';
import { actuatorKoa } from 'node-actuator-lite/middleware/koa';

const app = new Koa();
const { middleware, actuator } = actuatorKoa({ prometheus: { defaultMetrics: true } });
app.use(middleware);

// actuator.prometheus.metric('my_counter')!.inc();

app.listen(3000);

Built-in `node:http` (and connect-style stacks)

import http from 'node:http';
import { actuatorHttp } from 'node-actuator-lite/middleware/http';

const { handler, actuator } = actuatorHttp({ prometheus: { defaultMetrics: true } });

// As a standalone server:
http.createServer(handler).listen(8080);

// Or chained to your own router — requests outside basePath fall through to next():
// server.on('request', (req, res) => handler(req, res, () => myRouter(req, res)));

Serverless (Vercel, Lambda, etc.)

In serverless mode no server is started; you call the data methods directly.

import { NodeActuator } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const actuator = new NodeActuator({ serverless: true });
await actuator.start(); // no-op, no server started

const health  = await actuator.getHealth();          // shallow
const deep    = await actuator.getHealth('always');   // deep
const info    = await actuator.getInfoAsync();
const metrics = actuator.getMetrics();
const prom    = await actuator.getPrometheus();
const env     = actuator.getEnv();
const threads = actuator.getThreadDump();
const heap    = await actuator.getHeapDump();

Endpoints

All endpoints live under the configured basePath (default /actuator). Each row appears in discovery only when its feature is enabled.

Method	Path	Description
GET	`/actuator`	Discovery — lists all enabled endpoints
GET	`/actuator/dashboard`	Self-contained HTML dashboard
GET	`/actuator/health`	Health check (shallow or deep based on config)
GET	`/actuator/health?showDetails=always`	Force deep health check
GET	`/actuator/health/{component}`	Single health component
GET	`/actuator/health/{group}`	Health group (e.g. `liveness`, `readiness`)
GET	`/actuator/info`	Build and runtime information
GET	`/actuator/metrics`	Process metrics (CPU, memory, uptime) as JSON
GET	`/actuator/env`	Environment variables (masked)
GET	`/actuator/env/{name}`	Single environment variable
GET	`/actuator/threaddump`	Thread / event-loop dump
POST	`/actuator/heapdump`	Generate and save a V8 heap snapshot
GET	`/actuator/prometheus`	Prometheus metrics (text exposition format)
GET	`/actuator/loggers`	List all loggers and their levels
GET	`/actuator/loggers/{name}`	Single logger's level
POST	`/actuator/loggers/{name}`	Change a logger's level at runtime (`{ "configuredLevel": "DEBUG" }`)

Dashboard

A self-contained HTML dashboard is served at <basePath>/dashboard (enabled by default). It renders the discovery view and links to every enabled endpoint, with no external assets or CDN calls — useful for a quick look at a running service before reaching for a full metrics stack.

Disable it in locked-down environments:

const actuator = new NodeActuator({ dashboard: { enabled: false } });

Configuration

The full option shape lives in src/core/types.ts (ActuatorOptions). The most common options:

interface ActuatorOptions {
  port?: number;            // default 0 (random); standalone server only
  basePath?: string;        // default '/actuator'
  serverless?: boolean;     // default false

  /**
   * Safety preset. 'production' disables /env, /threaddump, /heapdump,
   * /loggers, /dashboard and hides health details by default. Never inferred
   * from NODE_ENV automatically — see "Production Safety" above.
   */
  preset?: 'production' | 'development';

  /** Authorization callback applied to every endpoint. Return false → 401. */
  auth?: (ctx: {
    method: string;
    subPath: string;
    query: Record<string, string>;
    params: Record<string, string>;
    raw?: unknown;
  }) => boolean | Promise<boolean>;

  /** Custom logger (pino/winston/…). Defaults to the built-in JSON console logger. */
  logger?: {
    trace(msg: string, data?: unknown): void;
    debug(msg: string, data?: unknown): void;
    info(msg: string, data?: unknown): void;
    warn(msg: string, data?: unknown): void;
    error(msg: string, data?: unknown): void;
  };

  info?: {
    enabled?: boolean;                  // default true
    build?: Record<string, any>;        // overrides auto-detected package.json info
    contributors?: Array<{
      name: string;
      collect: () => Record<string, any> | Promise<Record<string, any>>;
    }>;
  };

  metrics?: { enabled?: boolean };      // default true

  health?: {
    enabled?: boolean;                  // default true
    showDetails?: 'never' | 'always';   // default 'always'
    timeout?: number;                   // per-indicator timeout in ms, default 5000
    indicators?: {
      diskSpace?: { enabled?: boolean; threshold?: number; path?: string };
      process?: { enabled?: boolean };
    };
    groups?: Record<string, string[]>;  // e.g. { liveness: ['process'], readiness: ['diskSpace', 'db'] }
    custom?: Array<{
      name: string;
      check: () => Promise<{ status: 'UP' | 'DOWN' | 'OUT_OF_SERVICE' | 'UNKNOWN'; details?: Record<string, any> }>;
      critical?: boolean;               // if true, DOWN here → overall DOWN
    }>;
  };

  env?: {
    enabled?: boolean;      // default true
    mask?: {
      patterns?: string[];    // default ['PASSWORD','SECRET','KEY','TOKEN','AUTH','CREDENTIAL','PRIVATE','SIGNATURE']
      additional?: string[];  // extra variable names to mask
      replacement?: string;   // default '******'
      allowlist?: string[];   // if set, ONLY these variables are exposed at all
    };
  };

  threadDump?: { enabled?: boolean };   // default true

  heapDump?: {
    enabled?: boolean;      // default true
    outputDir?: string;     // default './heapdumps'
    minIntervalMs?: number; // throttle window between dumps, default 60000 (0 disables)
  };

  prometheus?: {
    enabled?: boolean;      // default true
    defaultMetrics?: boolean; // collect default Node.js metrics, default true
    prefix?: string;
    customMetrics?: Array<{
      name: string;
      help: string;
      type: 'counter' | 'gauge' | 'histogram' | 'summary';
      labels?: string[];
      buckets?: number[];   // histogram only
    }>;
    /** Inject an existing prom-client Registry instead of creating a new one. */
    registry?: import('prom-client').Registry;
  };

  /** Built-in HTML dashboard at `<basePath>/dashboard`. Enabled by default. */
  dashboard?: { enabled?: boolean };

  /** Dynamic loggers endpoint (list/change log levels at runtime). Enabled by default. */
  loggers?: { enabled?: boolean };

  /** Custom endpoints mounted under basePath. */
  endpoints?: Array<{
    id: string;
    method?: 'GET' | 'POST';
    handler: (context?: {
      method?: string;
      path?: string;
      params?: Record<string, string>;
      query?: Record<string, string>;
      raw?: any;
    }) => any | Promise<any>;
    contentType?: 'json' | 'text';
  }>;
}

Health — Shallow vs Deep

Shallow (showDetails: 'never', or the default GET /actuator/health):

{ "status": "UP" }

Deep (showDetails: 'always', or GET /actuator/health?showDetails=always):

{
  "status": "UP",
  "components": {
    "diskSpace": {
      "status": "UP",
      "details": { "total": 499963174912, "free": 250000000000, "threshold": 10485760, "path": "/" }
    },
    "process": {
      "status": "UP",
      "details": { "pid": 12345, "uptime": 3600, "version": "v20.11.0" }
    },
    "database": {
      "status": "UP",
      "details": { "latency": "2ms" }
    }
  }
}

Health Groups

Model Kubernetes liveness and readiness probes:

const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  health: {
    groups: {
      liveness: ['process'],
      readiness: ['diskSpace', 'database'],
    },
  },
});

GET /actuator/health/liveness → aggregated status of process only
GET /actuator/health/readiness → aggregated status of diskSpace + database

Returns HTTP 200 when UP, 503 when DOWN.

Custom Health Indicators

const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  health: {
    custom: [
      {
        name: 'redis',
        critical: true,
        check: async () => {
          const ok = await redis.ping();
          return ok
            ? { status: 'UP', details: { latency: '1ms' } }
            : { status: 'DOWN', details: { error: 'ping failed' } };
        },
      },
    ],
  },
});

Add or remove indicators at runtime:

actuator.health.addIndicator({ name: 'cache', check: async () => ({ status: 'UP' }) });
actuator.health.removeIndicator('cache');

Info

GET /actuator/info returns build metadata (auto-detected from package.json, or overridden via info.build) plus runtime details. Info contributors let you append computed sections:

const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  info: {
    build: { name: 'orders-service', version: '1.4.2' },
    contributors: [
      { name: 'git', collect: () => ({ commit: process.env.GIT_SHA }) },
    ],
  },
});

{
  "build": { "name": "orders-service", "version": "1.4.2" },
  "runtime": {
    "nodeVersion": "v20.11.0",
    "platform": "linux",
    "arch": "x64",
    "pid": 12345,
    "cwd": "/app",
    "uptime": 3600
  },
  "contributors": { "git": { "commit": "a1b2c3d" } }
}

Metrics

GET /actuator/metrics returns process-level metrics as JSON (distinct from the Prometheus text endpoint):

{
  "process": {
    "uptime": 3600,
    "memory": { "rss": 52428800, "heapTotal": 20971520, "heapUsed": 15728640 },
    "cpu": { "user": 1200000, "system": 350000 }
  }
}

Environment

GET /actuator/env returns a Spring-style property-source response with sensitive values masked:

{
  "activeProfiles": ["production"],
  "propertySources": [
    {
      "name": "systemEnvironment",
      "properties": {
        "PATH": { "value": "/usr/local/bin:..." },
        "DATABASE_PASSWORD": { "value": "******" }
      }
    },
    {
      "name": "systemProperties",
      "properties": {
        "node.version": { "value": "v20.11.0" },
        "os.hostname": { "value": "my-server" }
      }
    }
  ]
}

For defence-in-depth in production, set env.mask.allowlist so that only named variables are exposed and everything else is omitted entirely. Values that look like connection strings (postgres://user:pass@host/db, mongodb+srv://..., redis://..., etc.) have only the password segment masked — the host and database name stay visible for debugging, even when the key itself matches a mask pattern.

Prometheus

GET /actuator/prometheus exposes metrics in Prometheus text format, backed by prom-client — the library's one runtime dependency.

If your app already runs its own prom-client Registry, inject it so actuator metrics land in the same registry instead of creating a second, isolated one:

import { Registry } from 'prom-client';

const registry = new Registry();
const actuator = new NodeActuator({ prometheus: { registry } });

Loggers

GET /actuator/loggers lists every known logger and its level; POST /actuator/loggers/{name} changes one at runtime — handy for turning on DEBUG in production without a redeploy.

curl http://localhost:8081/actuator/loggers
curl http://localhost:8081/actuator/loggers/ROOT
curl -X POST http://localhost:8081/actuator/loggers/ROOT \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"configuredLevel":"DEBUG"}'

The built-in logger (ROOT) is wired up out of the box. To manage an external logging library at runtime, register an adapter:

import { PinoLoggerAdapter, WinstonLoggerAdapter, BunyanLoggerAdapter } from 'node-actuator-lite';

// Pino
actuator.loggers.addAdapter(new PinoLoggerAdapter(pinoLogger));

// Winston — OFF maps to Winston's `silent` flag (Winston has no silent level)
actuator.loggers.addAdapter(new WinstonLoggerAdapter(winstonLogger));

// Bunyan — OFF sets a level above FATAL so nothing is emitted
actuator.loggers.addAdapter(new BunyanLoggerAdapter(bunyanLogger));

With more than one adapter registered, logger names are qualified as {adapter}:{logger} (e.g. pino:ROOT) in GET /actuator/loggers and in the POST body's target name.

Heap Dump

POST /actuator/heapdump writes a .heapsnapshot to heapDump.outputDir and returns metadata:

{
  "timestamp": "2025-01-15T10:30:00.000Z",
  "pid": 12345,
  "filePath": "./heapdumps/heapdump-2025-01-15T10-30-00-000Z-a1b2c3d4.heapsnapshot",
  "fileSize": 15728640,
  "duration": 1250,
  "memoryBefore": { "heapUsed": 15728640 },
  "memoryAfter": { "heapUsed": 16777216 }
}

Heap dumps block the event loop, so requests are throttled to one per heapDump.minIntervalMs (default 60s). Open the .heapsnapshot file in Chrome DevTools → Memory → Load.

Custom Endpoints

Mount your own endpoints under basePath. They appear in discovery and are served by every adapter.

Per instance, via config:

const actuator = new NodeActuator({
  endpoints: [
    { id: 'build', handler: () => ({ commit: process.env.GIT_SHA }) },
  ],
});

Or at runtime on an instance:

actuator.registerEndpoint({ id: 'cache-stats', handler: () => cache.stats() });

Or globally — useful for ecosystem packages that extend any actuator created afterwards:

import { registerEndpoint } from 'node-actuator-lite';

registerEndpoint('feature-flags', () => flags.snapshot(), { contentType: 'json' });

Serverless Integration

Vercel

// api/actuator/[...path].js
import { NodeActuator } from 'node-actuator-lite';

const actuator = new NodeActuator({ serverless: true });

export default async function handler(req, res) {
  const segments = req.query['...path'];
  const path = Array.isArray(segments) ? segments.join('/') : segments || '';

  switch (path) {
    case '':
      return res.json(actuator.discovery());
    case 'health':
      return res.json(await actuator.getHealth());
    case 'info':
      return res.json(await actuator.getInfoAsync());
    case 'metrics':
      return res.json(actuator.getMetrics());
    case 'env':
      return res.json(actuator.getEnv());
    case 'threaddump':
      return res.json(actuator.getThreadDump());
    case 'prometheus':
      res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
      return res.send(await actuator.getPrometheus());
    default:
      return res.status(404).json({ error: 'Not found' });
  }
}

AWS Lambda

import { NodeActuator } from 'node-actuator-lite';
import type { APIGatewayProxyEvent, APIGatewayProxyResult } from 'aws-lambda';

const actuator = new NodeActuator({ serverless: true });

export const handler = async (event: APIGatewayProxyEvent): Promise<APIGatewayProxyResult> => {
  const path = event.pathParameters?.proxy || '';

  const routes: Record<string, () => Promise<{ code: number; type: string; body: string }>> = {
    health: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'application/json', body: JSON.stringify(await actuator.getHealth()) }),
    info: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'application/json', body: JSON.stringify(await actuator.getInfoAsync()) }),
    metrics: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'application/json', body: JSON.stringify(actuator.getMetrics()) }),
    env: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'application/json', body: JSON.stringify(actuator.getEnv()) }),
    prometheus: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'text/plain', body: await actuator.getPrometheus() }),
    threaddump: async () => ({ code: 200, type: 'application/json', body: JSON.stringify(actuator.getThreadDump()) }),
  };

  const route = routes[path];
  if (!route) return { statusCode: 404, body: '{"error":"Not found"}' };

  const result = await route();
  return { statusCode: result.code, headers: { 'Content-Type': result.type }, body: result.body };
};

Programmatic API

Every endpoint has a method equivalent — no HTTP server required.

const actuator = new NodeActuator({ serverless: true });

// Discovery
actuator.discovery();

// Health
await actuator.getHealth();                   // shallow or deep (based on config)
await actuator.getHealth('always');           // force deep
await actuator.getHealthComponent('diskSpace');
await actuator.getHealthGroup('readiness');

// Info & metrics
actuator.getInfo();         // sync, no contributors
await actuator.getInfoAsync(); // includes contributors
actuator.getMetrics();

// Environment
actuator.getEnv();
actuator.getEnvVariable('NODE_ENV');

// Thread dump
actuator.getThreadDump();

// Heap dump
await actuator.getHeapDump();

// Prometheus
await actuator.getPrometheus();

// Loggers
actuator.loggers.collect();                          // list all loggers
actuator.loggers.getLogger('ROOT');
actuator.loggers.setLevel('ROOT', 'DEBUG');
actuator.loggers.addAdapter(new PinoLoggerAdapter(pinoLogger));

// Custom endpoints
actuator.registerEndpoint({ id: 'build', handler: () => ({ commit: 'abc' }) });
await actuator.invokeEndpoint('build');

Ecosystem

node-actuator-lite is part of a small Node.js observability ecosystem you can adopt independently or together:

node-actuator-lite — Spring Boot-style /actuator/health, /info, /metrics, /env, /threaddump, /heapdump, and /prometheus endpoints.
node-eventloop-watchdog — Detects event-loop stalls, captures stack traces and hotspots, and triggers recovery.
node-request-trace — Per-request timelines, browser dashboard, and CLI without OpenTelemetry.

When all three are installed:

node-eventloop-watchdog automatically registers /actuator/eventloop, /actuator/eventloop/history, /actuator/eventloop/hotspots, and /actuator/eventloop/metrics under this actuator.
Event-loop block events include the active request id, route, and method captured by node-request-trace.

Runnable example: examples/ecosystem.

Quickest setup: Use node-observability-lite to wire the three packages together with production-safe presets in one line.
const observability = require('node-observability-lite');
observability.express(app, {
  preset: 'production',
  auth: req => req.get('authorization') === `Bearer ${process.env.OPS_TOKEN}`,
});

Examples

Runnable examples live in examples/:

Express app with bearer-token protected actuator routes
Fastify app with safe endpoint defaults
AWS Lambda handler using serverless mode
Kubernetes deployment probes for liveness and readiness

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and release checks.

Security issues should be reported privately; see SECURITY.md.

Release notes are tracked in CHANGELOG.md.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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Node Actuator Lite

Express (10 lines)

Fastify (10 lines)

Spring Boot Actuator Parity

Why?

Features

Production Safety

Installation

Quick Start

Standalone (HTTP server)

Express

Fastify

Koa

Built-in node:http (and connect-style stacks)

Serverless (Vercel, Lambda, etc.)

Endpoints

Dashboard

Configuration

Health — Shallow vs Deep

Health Groups

Custom Health Indicators

Info

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