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feat: lengthen health check start period and add start interval - #46
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Use --start-period=5m --start-interval=5s in all variants so sites that install or update before the web server starts are not marked unhealthy. Document overrides and older-engine behaviour, and assert the image config and healthy status in CI. Closes #44
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe four PHP image variants now use a five-minute health-check start period and a five-second startup interval. The README describes health-check timing and overrides. The build workflow validates the image settings and waits for containers to become healthy. ChangesHealth-check startup behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The README may lead operators to expect failures to remain suppressed for all five minutes. This is a limited documentation correction; no broader runtime failure is established. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adjusts startup health reporting without changing probe targets, privileges, credentials, or exposed services. The longer grace period can delay startup-failure reporting. Its effect on downstream routing or containment remains uncertain because production deployment policies were not provided. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Line 356: Update the README description of the health-check start period to
clarify that failures are ignored only until the first successful check or the
end of start_period. State that the first success marks the container healthy
and ends failure suppression, so subsequent consecutive failures count toward
retries even if the five-minute window has not expired.
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| Failures during the 5 minute start period are not counted, and the first success marks the container `healthy` at once. During the start period the check runs every 5 seconds (`--start-interval`), so a container that starts quickly is reported healthy within seconds. The long window suits images that install or update the site (for example `drush site:install` or `drush deploy`) in their entrypoint before the web server starts. |
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Docker documentation Dockerfile HEALTHCHECK start-period first successful check subsequent failures counted retries
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Docker’s documentation says that **failures during `--start-period` don’t count toward `--retries`**. But once a health check succeeds during that period, Docker considers the container started; **all subsequent consecutive failures count toward the retry limit**, even if the start period hasn’t ended. ([docs.docker.com](https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile?utm_source=openai
Clarify that the first success ends failure suppression.
Failures are ignored only until the first successful check or the end of start_period. After a successful check, consecutive failures count toward retries, even within the five-minute window. The current wording incorrectly promises protection for the full window.
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-Failures during the 5 minute start period are not counted, and the first success marks the container `healthy` at once.
+Failures during the five-minute start period are not counted until the first successful check. That success marks the container `healthy` and ends failure suppression, even if the start period has not expired.📝 Committable suggestion
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| Failures during the 5 minute start period are not counted, and the first success marks the container `healthy` at once. During the start period the check runs every 5 seconds (`--start-interval`), so a container that starts quickly is reported healthy within seconds. The long window suits images that install or update the site (for example `drush site:install` or `drush deploy`) in their entrypoint before the web server starts. | |
| Failures during the five-minute start period are not counted until the first successful check. That success marks the container `healthy` and ends failure suppression, even if the start period has not expired. During the start period the check runs every 5 seconds (`--start-interval`), so a container that starts quickly is reported healthy within seconds. The long window suits images that install or update the site (for example `drush site:install` or `drush deploy`) in their entrypoint before the web server starts. |
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Review comment at @README.md at line 356:
Update the README description of the health-check start period to clarify that
failures are ignored only until the first successful check or the end of
start_period. State that the first success marks the container healthy and ends
failure suppression, so subsequent consecutive failures count toward retries
even if the five-minute window has not expired.
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Closes #44
--start-period=5m --start-interval=5sin all four variants (command unchanged, port 9000 on fpm-alpine).healthy(polled, up to 2 min) for every variant and arch.Summary by CodeRabbit