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Create 3 PHP health-check classes (Redis, Horizon, Reverb)

claude 47 events 2 segments dap-ops-health

segment 1 of 2

Read harness contracts and Horizon APIs to verify signatures

Done

The assistant read the HealthCheck interface, HealthResult DTO, HealthStatus enum, HealthGroup constants, AbstractCheck base, Tcp support class, and the Horizon MasterSupervisorRepository and JobRepository contracts. It also grepped the RedisMasterSupervisorRepository to confirm the 'status' field and checked config/health.php for horizon threshold keys.

outcome

All required signatures, method names, return types, and config keys are verified.

next steps

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key decisions

Use data_get($master, 'status') to handle both object and array shapes from MasterSupervisorRepository::all().
Wrap HorizonCheck run() in a single try/catch for graceful degradation.

open questions

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2 weeks ago → 2 weeks ago

segment 2 of 2

Write and lint RedisCheck, HorizonCheck, and ReverbCheck classes

Done

The assistant wrote three health-check classes (RedisCheck, HorizonCheck, ReverbCheck) extending AbstractCheck, matching the house style of the existing MysqlCheck. RedisCheck pings the default Redis connection; HorizonCheck checks master supervisors and job counts against configurable thresholds; ReverbCheck TCP-probes the Reverb server. All three files passed php -l with no syntax errors.

outcome

Three new files created and lint-clean: app/Health/Checks/RedisCheck.php, app/Health/Checks/HorizonCheck.php, app/Health/Checks/ReverbCheck.php.

next steps

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key decisions

Used named arguments for HealthResult::up()/down() to match the differing argument order.
For ReverbCheck, mapped 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for TCP probing.
Used data_get() for master status to tolerate both object and array shapes.

open questions

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2 weeks ago → 2 weeks ago