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While working on the e2e test for GCP, I found the GCE Ingress (GLB) not picking up the health check information from the readiness probe definition. Instead, it is using the default / making the health check to fail (as the app returns an HTTP 302).
👋 Hey @georgekaz , unfortunately I wasn't able to push a workaround/fix for this in #209. The task is currently in our backlog and hasn't been prioritised.
Let us know if you find a way to make it working and I'll be happy to push the change. I'm unfortunately pretty new to GKE.
Bug description
While working on the e2e test for GCP, I found the GCE Ingress (GLB) not picking up the health check information from the readiness probe definition. Instead, it is using the default
/
making the health check to fail (as the app returns an HTTP 302).This StackOverflow thread might have more info.
Expected behavior
When we deploy PostHog to GCP, the ingress load balancer uses the HTTP
/_health
path as readiness probe.Actual behavior
When we deploy PostHog to GCP, the ingress load balancer uses the HTTP
/
path as readiness probe.How to reproduce
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