hiveloom health
Hits the instance’s /healthz endpoint and prints a one-line summary. This is
the same check Caddy and uptime monitors should use.
Synopsis
hiveloom health [OPTIONS]Options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--endpoint <URL> | API endpoint. Defaults to the local socket Hiveloom is bound to. |
--token <TOKEN> | Bearer token for remote API access. Not required for /healthz. |
--json | Emit a JSON object instead of a human line. |
Examples
Local instance:
hiveloom healthRemote instance over HTTPS:
hiveloom health --endpoint https://hiveloom.example.comMachine-readable, for cron or CI:
hiveloom health --jsonWhat “healthy” means
/healthz returns 200 when the service is up and the platform DB is
reachable. If you see 503, the platform DB or master key is unavailable;
check journalctl -u hiveloom. If you see a connection error, the service
isn’t running — start it with sudo systemctl start hiveloom.
For a deeper check that exercises the agent runtime and provider keys, run
hiveloom doctor instead.