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{
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"modules": {
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"http_verifier": {
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"pymutils.http_verifier": {
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"verifiers": ["HttpOkVerifier"]
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}
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},
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"suppress_output": false
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},
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"verifier": {
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"type": "http_verifier.HttpOkVerifier",
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"type": "pymutils.http_verifier.HttpOkVerifier",
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"arguments": {
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"url": "http://google.com"
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}
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A process may also include a verifier. If the verifier key is present, the type must be provided. The type of the verifier must be loaded in the modules section and takes the form of 'module.classname'. Optionally, you may provide a dictionary of arguments to pass to the keyword arguments of the initializer function of the verifier.
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messages
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^^^^^^^^
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Optionally, a list of message types (strings) may appear in the configuration under the key 'messages'. This controls the verbosity of the output from the application. By default, no additional output is displayed. Currently, the following options are available:
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* process.exit - display message when a controlled process exits, along with the return code.
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* verifier.fail - display messages about verifier attempts failing.
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* verifier.verbose - display all (debug) messages from verifier, implies all other verifier options.
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Signal response
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===============
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The application will respond to SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGQUIT the same way as if a DELETE / request was issued to its HTTP endpoint.
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