Health Check

Reports whether the service and its dependencies are up. Public — no Api-Token header is needed.

GET/api/healthAuth: Not Required

Parameters

None.

Response

Always HTTP 200. The outcome is in the body:

Body	Meaning
{"status": true}	Service, database and cache are up
{"status": false, "mes": "Redis error"}	The cache is unavailable
{"status": false, "mes": "Database error"}	The database is unavailable

This endpoint also does not use the API's error format — a failure is reported through status, not through a code.

When to use it

It needs no token, which makes it the right first call when setting up or debugging an integration: it separates "can I reach the service at all" from every question about credentials and request shape.

GET/api/health

curl 'https://api.example.com/api/health'

Check the body, not the status code

This endpoint answers 200 even when the service is unhealthy — the difference is status in the body. A monitor that only looks at the HTTP status will report everything as fine through an outage.