GCP Compute Http Health Check
A Google Cloud Compute HTTP Health Check is a legacy, regional health-check resource that periodically issues HTTP GET requests to a specified path on your instances or load-balanced back-ends. If an instance responds with an acceptable status code (e.g. 200–299) within the configured timeout for the required number of consecutive probes, it is marked healthy; otherwise, it is marked unhealthy. Load balancers and target pools use this signal to route traffic only to healthy instances, helping to maintain application availability.
Google now recommends the newer, unified Health Check resource for most use-cases, but HTTP Health Checks remain fully supported and are still encountered in many estates.
For full details, see the official documentation: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/reference/rest/v1/httpHealthChecks
Terrafrom Mappings:
google_compute_http_health_check.name
Supported Methods
GET: Get a gcp-compute-http-health-check by its "name"LIST: List all gcp-compute-http-health-checkSEARCH