How to Setup ASP.NET Core Health Check UI
In Part one we setup the health check endpoints, now to add a frontend.
Secure ASP.NET Core Health Checks to a specific port
Health Checks in ASP.NET Core can give valuable insights into the health of services, but that includes sensitive data that should not be leaked externally.
To secure Health Checks it is possible to make them available on internal addresses only and on a different port to the publicly served pages/API endpoints.
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