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Add /healthz endpoint to server #259
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@rawtaz @MichaelEischer is this PR still something you'd consider? or should I close it?
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This PR adds a tiny handler for
/healthz, which responds with an empty response and 204 status code. This is very helpful to set up healthchecks (for example, liveness probes), in a container orchestrator or proxy.I saw that 2 years ago, someone started working on health endpoints in #159, but that PR seems to have been abandoned.
This PR is a lot simpler in the approach as it always responds with a 204 status code, without performing any actual check: it just asserts that rest-server is running and healthy.