Hi There,

I have a few Java microservices and when I redeploy them, one of them needs 
like 40 seconds after starting up (it's a dropwizard application) to load 
data and do some computation to actually be ready to serve requests. This 
extra time makes so GCP thinks the service is ready and keeps deploying 
other instances and when the service receives requests they fail.

How does GCP determins that a Kubernetes app is ready to serve request? Is 
there a way to prologue the deployment state or tell GCP that it's not 
finished until say, an API returns a 200?

Thanks

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