Description
Spring Boot Admin Server information
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Version: 3.4.6
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Spring Boot version: 3.4.5
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Configured Security: None
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Webflux or Servlet application: WebFlux
Client information
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Spring Boot versions: 3.4.5
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Used discovery mechanism: Eureka
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Webflux or Servlet application: Servlet
Description
As shown in the picture below, if additional DiskSpaceIndicator s are added to to the health, the sizes that they expose are not formatted in a human-readable format like it happens for the diskSize instead that comes from Spring Boot itself.
While I would assume that would not really be achievable out of the box, what do you think about the idea of having the clients indicating in their metadata if custom health indicators are present and what their format should be?
E.g:
metadata-map;
health-indicators:
data: diskSpace
where data is the name of the health indicator while diskSpace is the format of the response it returns.
Of course, the format then has either to match one of the standard health indicators or have the value custom to render it as it is.
In the case where the health indicator is not communicated by the client, then the current logic applies.