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Mihály Árvai

Health checking presentation by Mihaly Árvai

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Introduction
► Mihály Árvai
► Senior Sitecore Developer - Mirum
► ~ 10 years experience in Sitecore
► Hackathon winer 2019
► Twitter
► @Mitya_1988
► Slack
► Mitya88
► Medium
► @mitya_1988
► GitHub
► Mitya88
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Agenda
 Health checking
 Why? How?
 Advanced Sitecore Health check
module
 How is it working?
 Features
 Writing your own custom health
check
 Further improvements
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Health checking your
Sitecore solution
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

What is a health check?
 An external application or a built-in endpoint/service
 Checks if an application or component is working
 Can determine an actual or upcoming issue
 Can notify the IT or Devs about the issue
 Helps in the investigation
 Tests your application
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Component states
Healthy Warning Error
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Importance of health checking
 avoid or minimize service/application downtimes
 Renew certificate/licence in time
 Faster resolution for an issue
 Losing time with log files investigation
 Catch random or periodic issues
 Something happens around the reguler application recycle time
 Test the latest deployment
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Advanced Sitecore Healthcheck
module
https://github.com/Mitya88/SitecoreHealthcheck
Contributors
- Andrei Ardel – Sitecore Developer – Mirum
- Attila Horváth – Lead Sitecore Developer - Mirum
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Component Templates
Data
• Name
• Status
• Last Check Time
• Error Messages
• Healthy Message
Configuration
• Different fields based on the
component
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 MSSQL Databases
 Not for only Sitecore related databases, for external databases
 MongoDB is added as a Custom Check
 APIs
 GET/POST
 Request Body
 Response Code and Body Verification
 Supports Authentication (JWT, Basic, Certificate)
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 Windows Services
 Check state of the windows service (Solr or XDB related services)
 WebJobs
 Check state of the WebJob (XDB related or custom webjobs)
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 Application Insights
 Checks and reads errors/warnings from the configured ApplicationInsight ina given time
period
 Log Files
 Checks and reads errors/warnings from the Sitecore log files in a given period
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 XConnectAPI Check
 Calls XConnect APIs with client certificate
 Keep Alive Check
 Calls the keepalive.aspx
 Uses WebUtil.GetFullUrl
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 EventQueue, PublishQueue, History table record count check
 Checks the number of records in these tables in every database
 Item Check
 Check if the given item exists in the configured db/language
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 Licence Check
 Checks when the licence will expire
 Certificate Check
 Checks when the configured certificate will expire
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 Search Check
 Checks if index contains the configured number of documents
 Query can be defined
 Disk Space Check
 Checks if there is enough space on your web server
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Supported types of component checks
 Custom Check (C#)
 Implement your own check
 Samples included
 Custom Check (SPE)
 Implement your own check with SPE
 Samples included
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Implementing custom check (C#)
 Reference the Healthcheck.Service.Customization binary
 (It will be published on nuget.org soon)
 Create a class, derive it from CustomHealthcheckRun
 Override DoHealthcheck method
 Create Custom Healthcheck item in Sitecore and configure the fields
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Implementing custom check
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

Further improvements
 V2.0 – 2020 Oct
 Content Delivery Server support
 More on-premise supports
 More samples
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

DEMO
 Azure PaaS XP Step by Step setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_qk7jT_Y-
U
https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

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SUGIndia - Health checking

1. Health Checking MIHÁLY ÁRVAI

2. Introduction ► Mihály Árvai ► Senior Sitecore Developer - Mirum ► ~ 10 years experience in Sitecore ► Hackathon winer 2019 ► Twitter ► @Mitya_1988 ► Slack ► Mitya88 ► Medium ► @mitya_1988 ► GitHub ► Mitya88 https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

3. Agenda  Health checking  Why? How?  Advanced Sitecore Health check module  How is it working?  Features  Writing your own custom health check  Further improvements https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

4. Health checking your Sitecore solution https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

5. What is a health check?  An external application or a built-in endpoint/service  Checks if an application or component is working  Can determine an actual or upcoming issue  Can notify the IT or Devs about the issue  Helps in the investigation  Tests your application https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

6. Component states Healthy Warning Error https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

7. Importance of health checking  avoid or minimize service/application downtimes  Renew certificate/licence in time  Faster resolution for an issue  Losing time with log files investigation  Catch random or periodic issues  Something happens around the reguler application recycle time  Test the latest deployment https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

8. Advanced Sitecore Healthcheck module https://github.com/Mitya88/SitecoreHealthcheck Contributors - Andrei Ardel – Sitecore Developer – Mirum - Attila Horváth – Lead Sitecore Developer - Mirum https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

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12.  The Sitecore structure of the module

13. Component Templates Data • Name • Status • Last Check Time • Error Messages • Healthy Message Configuration • Different fields based on the component https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

14. Supported types of component checks  MSSQL Databases  Not for only Sitecore related databases, for external databases  MongoDB is added as a Custom Check  APIs  GET/POST  Request Body  Response Code and Body Verification  Supports Authentication (JWT, Basic, Certificate) https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

15. Supported types of component checks  Windows Services  Check state of the windows service (Solr or XDB related services)  WebJobs  Check state of the WebJob (XDB related or custom webjobs) https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

16. Supported types of component checks  Application Insights  Checks and reads errors/warnings from the configured ApplicationInsight ina given time period  Log Files  Checks and reads errors/warnings from the Sitecore log files in a given period https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

17. Supported types of component checks  XConnectAPI Check  Calls XConnect APIs with client certificate  Keep Alive Check  Calls the keepalive.aspx  Uses WebUtil.GetFullUrl https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

18. Supported types of component checks  EventQueue, PublishQueue, History table record count check  Checks the number of records in these tables in every database  Item Check  Check if the given item exists in the configured db/language https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

19. Supported types of component checks  Licence Check  Checks when the licence will expire  Certificate Check  Checks when the configured certificate will expire https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

20. Supported types of component checks  Search Check  Checks if index contains the configured number of documents  Query can be defined  Disk Space Check  Checks if there is enough space on your web server https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

21. Supported types of component checks  Custom Check (C#)  Implement your own check  Samples included  Custom Check (SPE)  Implement your own check with SPE  Samples included https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

22. Implementing custom check (C#)  Reference the Healthcheck.Service.Customization binary  (It will be published on nuget.org soon)  Create a class, derive it from CustomHealthcheckRun  Override DoHealthcheck method  Create Custom Healthcheck item in Sitecore and configure the fields https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

23. Implementing custom check https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

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26. Further improvements  V2.0 – 2020 Oct  Content Delivery Server support  More on-premise supports  More samples https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

27. DEMO  Azure PaaS XP Step by Step setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_qk7jT_Y- U https://twitter.com/mitya_1988

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