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Health Evaluation

All checks expose a health status of passing or failing. HTTP checks pass for 200 <= code < 300 by default, and fail otherwise. You can change default behavior using the test field:

In the following example, the HTTP check fails if the HTTP response header contains an Authorization field.

apiVersion: canaries.flanksource.com/v1
kind: Canary
metadata:
name: http-no-auth
spec:
http:
- name: http-no-auth
url: https://httpbin.flanksource.com/headers
test:
expr: "! ('Authorization' in json.headers.keys())"
Boolean

test expressions must return a bool or boolean type string ('true' or 'false')

See CEL expressions for a function reference.

JavaScript and Go templates

While test fields support JavaScript and Go templates, they are not recommended for health evaluations because of their verbosity and performance.

Variables​

Each check exposes different variables to use in the display expression, See the Result Variables section for each check.