django-deploy-probes — deployment probe endpoints for Django
Django-deploy-probes is a new package designed to streamline health check endpoints for Django applications. It provides specific endpoints for liveness, readiness, startup, and version checks, aiming to simplify deployment workflows. The package is lightweight and focuses on deployment logic rather than full monitoring systems.
- ▪The package includes endpoints such as /healthz, /readyz, /startupz, and /version.
- ▪It is intended for use in production deployment workflows like Docker and Kubernetes.
- ▪The first public release of django-deploy-probes is version 0.1.0, available on GitHub and PyPI.
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