Start readiness service after http is started#136729
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.
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The readiness service indicates when ES is ready to receive external http requests. Yet the service does not actually check http has been started. This commit moves the starting the readiness service to after http has been started. Note that adding a direct dependency between ReadinessService and HttpServerTransport would be complicated, so the "dependency" is achieved by starting readiness almost at the end of node startup.