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The Display service exposes a lightweight health endpoint that reports runtime metadata for monitoring, load balancers, and uptime checks. The endpoint is unauthenticated and always returns HTTP 200 with an application/json body when the service is reachable, making it safe to wire into health probes without rotating credentials.

Returns the standardized 9-field health response for the Display service. Use this endpoint for liveness/readiness probes and to verify the service is running before issuing operational requests.

This endpoint takes no parameters.

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curl -X GET "https://proj_a1b2c3d4-ctnr_8x7y6z5w-display-1.us-east-1.containers.hoody.icu/api/v1/display/health"
FieldTypeRequiredDescription
statusstringYesService health indicator. Always ok when the endpoint responds.
servicestringYesLogical service name reporting the health payload.
builtstringNoBuild timestamp (ISO 8601). null if the service was not built with a recorded commit.
startedstringYesProcess start timestamp (ISO 8601).
memoryobjectNoProcess memory snapshot. null if memory accounting is unavailable. See fields below.
memory.rssintegerYes (when memory present)Resident set size in bytes.
memory.heapintegerNoV8 heap used in bytes. null on non-V8 runtimes.
fdsintegerNoNumber of open file descriptors. null on platforms that do not expose this.
pidintegerYesProcess ID of the Display service.
ipstringYesIP address the service is bound to.
userAgentstringNoUser-Agent of the inbound request. null if not forwarded by the proxy.