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This document discusses health checking in Sitecore solutions. It introduces Mihály Árvai and his Advanced Sitecore Healthcheck module, which allows configuring various types of health checks for databases, APIs, services, logs, and more. It also supports writing custom health checks in C# or SPE. The module checks components and alerts if any issues are found to help avoid downtime and speed up issue resolution.

Technology

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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