From devops-automator
Generates health check scripts that verify service and infrastructure availability, with structured output and alerting thresholds.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/devops-automator:health-checkThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Create health check scripts to verify service and infrastructure availability. ## Steps 1. Identify what needs to be checked: 2. Design the health check suite: 3. Implement each check: 4. Set up response format: 5. Configure alerting thresholds: 6. Schedule periodic execution (cron, Kubernetes probe, monitoring tool). 7. Document the health check endpoints and their meanings. ## Format ## Rules - Health checks must complete within 5 seconds. - Do not perform destructive operations in health checks. - Cache results for short periods to avoid overloading dependencies.
Create health check scripts to verify service and infrastructure availability.
Health Check: <service name>
Status: <healthy|degraded|unhealthy>
Checks:
- <check name>: <pass|fail> (<latency>ms)
npx claudepluginhub ais1m0n3/awesome-claude-code-toolkit --plugin devops-automator6plugins reuse this command
First indexed Mar 30, 2026
/health-checkGenerates health check scripts that verify service and infrastructure availability, with structured output and alerting thresholds.
/healthRuns health checks against configured endpoints and processes, reporting pass/fail status with response times. Supports interactive fallback for ad-hoc checks.
/healthcheckAdds or audits health check endpoints (liveness, readiness, metrics) and probe configurations for the current service.
/create-monitorCreates a Better Stack uptime monitor for tracking URL/host availability. Supports HTTP, ping, TCP, and other check types with configurable frequency and expected status.
/healthRuns a health check on a production URL, reporting HTTP status, response time, SSL validity, redirect chain, and missing security headers.