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fix: replace wget with node-based healthcheck in docker-compose - #13
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The node:20-bookworm-slim image used in our Dockerfile contains neither wget nor curl, causing Docker healthchecks to always fail with 'executable file not found in '. This made Docker mark the strapi container as 'unhealthy' even though it was serving correctly, which in turn caused Nginx/Cloudflare to return 502 Bad Gateway.
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Problem
The
node:20-bookworm-slimDocker image used in our Dockerfile contains neitherwgetnorcurl. This caused the Docker healthcheck to always fail with:Docker marked the strapi container as
unhealthyeven though it was serving HTTP 204 correctly on/_health. This caused Nginx/Cloudflare to intermittently return 502 Bad Gateway.Fix
Replaced
wgetwith anode -eone-liner that uses Node.js's built-inhttpmodule (always available in the container) to check the health endpoint.Files Changed
docker-compose.yml— production healthcheckdocker-compose.staging.yml— staging healthcheck