public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app)
{
// Add logging
ApplicationLog.AddConsole();
ApplicationLog.AddFile("Test.log");
Logger logger = ApplicationLog.CreateLogger <Startup>();
logger.Info("Initializing service");
// Build an IConfiguration instance using the ConfigurationBuilder as normal
Dictionary <string, string> collection = new Dictionary <string, string>()
{
{ "key1", "value1" }, { "key2", "value2" }
};
var config1 = new ConfigurationBuilder().AddInMemoryCollection(collection).Build();
var config2 = new ConfigurationBuilder().SetBasePath(_env.ContentRootPath).AddIniFile("hosting.ini").Build();
var config3 = new ConfigurationBuilder().SetBasePath(_env.ContentRootPath).AddJsonFile("config.json").Build();
// AppConfig is a static class that groups together instances of IConfiguration and makes them available statically anywhere in the application
AppConfig.AddConfigurationObject(config1, "memorySource");
AppConfig.AddConfigurationObject(config2, "iniSource");
AppConfig.AddConfigurationObject(config3, "jsonSource");
// The above configuration sources can now be referenced easily with a static helper function
Console.WriteLine("key1 key in memorySource: " + AppConfig.Get("memorySource", "key1"));
Console.WriteLine("server.urls key in iniSource: " + AppConfig.Get("iniSource", "server.urls"));
// Runtime configuration can be updated easily as well
AppConfig.Set("iniSource", "server.urls", "http://localhost:5001");
Console.WriteLine("Modified server.urls key in iniSource: " + AppConfig.Get("iniSource", "server.urls"));
/*
* Health checks are simply functions that return either healthy or unhealthy with an optional message string
*/
HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("MyCustomMonitor", () => HealthResponse.Healthy("Test Message"));
HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("MyCustomMonitor2", () => HealthResponse.Healthy("Test Message2"));
HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("SampleOperation", () => SampleHealthCheckOperation());
/*
* Some bundled health checks that can be used
*/
// Redis health check (Requires StackExchange.Redis)
//HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("Redis", () => RedisHealthCheck.CheckHealth("localhost"));
// PostgreSQL health check (Requires Npgsql)
//HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("Postgresql", () => PostgresqlHealthCheck.CheckHealth("Host=localhost;Username=postgres;Password=postgres;Database=postgres"));
// SQL Server health check (Requires System.Data.SqlClient)
//HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("SqlServer", () => SqlServerCheck.CheckHealth("Server=localhost;Database=master;User Id=sa;Password=password; "));
// RavenDB health check
//HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("ravendb", () => RavenDbHealthCheck.CheckHealth("Url=http://192.168.153.55:8080;DefaultDatabase=<system>"));
// MongoDB health check
//HealthCheckRegistry.RegisterHealthCheck("mongodb", () => MongoHealthCheck.CheckHealth("mongodb://localhost:27017"));
/*
* Uncomment the below line to only allow access to the actuator endpoints from localhost
*
* Allowed patterns are:
*
* 1. CIDR range: "192.168.0.0/24", "fe80::/10"
* 2. Single address: "127.0.0.1", ":;1"
* 3. Begin end range: "169.258.0.0-169.258.0.255"
* 4. Bit mask range: "192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0"
*
* NOTE: Currently this feature is not supported under Kestrel self-host as it does not set the client's IP address in HttpContext
*/
//MicroserviceBootstrap.AllowedIpAddresses = IpAddressRange.Parse("127.0.0.0/8");
// Activate /health endpoint
app.UseHealthEndpoint();
/*
* Activate /env endpoint
*
* The ApplicationConfiguration element of the env endpoint will only contain data if the AppConfig helper class is
* used to manage application configuration
*/
app.UseEnvironmentEndpoint();
/*
* The compiler directive below is only required if you plan to target .NET core as well as the full CLR
* If you don't target dnxcore50 in your project.json you can remove the below #if and just call UseInfoEndpoint()
* without any parameters
*/
// Activate /info endpoint
#if NETCOREAPP1_0
// Required for .NET Core until the relevant APIs are added
app.UseInfoEndpoint(typeof(Startup).GetTypeInfo().Assembly.GetName());
#else
app.UseInfoEndpoint();
#endif
}