How does this differ (aside from visual display which healthcare monitors won't care about) from putting `get 'up' => proc { [200, {}, ["OK"]] }` in the routes.rb? If the Rails app didn't boot, it won't respond to the route either way (so the client will get an error)
How does this differ (aside from visual display which healthcare monitors won't care about) from putting `get 'up' => proc { [200, {}, ["OK"]] }` in the routes.rb? If the Rails app didn't boot, it won't respond to the route either way (so the client will get an error)
Not much, just a new default already there for you so now you don't have to remember to add that yourself. Thanks.
Yeah I don't think there is any reason to return anything other than 200