[11.x] Ignore health endpoint when in maintenance mode #53772
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Currently if you use any liveliness or readiness checks in your app such as with Kubernetes, if you put the app into maintenance mode, it clobbers the health endpoint and starts returning 503 response, which triggers the infra to spin up new containers in an attempt to resolve the unhealthy containers... This we do not not to happen. This PR puts the health endpoint into the exception list for preventing requests during maintenance.
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* Ignore health endpoint when in maintenance mode Currently if you use any liveliness or readiness checks in your app such as with Kubernetes, if you put the app into maintenance mode, it clobbers the health endpoint and starts returning 503 response, which triggers the infra to spin up new containers in an attempt to resolve the unhealthy containers... This we do not not to happen. This PR puts the health endpoint into the exception list for preventing requests during maintenance. * style fixes
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Currently if you use any liveliness or readiness checks in your app such as with Kubernetes, if you put the app into maintenance mode, it clobbers the health endpoint and starts returning 503 response, which triggers the infra to spin up new containers in an attempt to resolve the unhealthy containers... This we do not want to happen.
This PR puts the health endpoint into the exception list for preventing requests during maintenance.