django-ebhealthcheck
By default, Elastic Beanstalk's health check system uses the public IP of each
load balanced instance as the request's host header when making a request.
Unless added to ALLOWED_HOSTS, this causes Django to return a 400 Bad Request and a failed health check.
This app dynamically adds your instance's public IP address to Django's
ALLOWED_HOSTS setting to permit health checks to succeed. This happens upon
application start.
Version 2.0.0 and higher supports IMDSv2. If you are using v1 and cannot upgrade,
use version 1 of this library instead (pip install django-ebhealthcheck<2.0.0).
Installation
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pip install django-ebhealthcheck -
Add
ebhealthcheck.apps.EBHealthCheckConfigto yourINSTALLED_APPS:INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'ebhealthcheck.apps.EBHealthCheckConfig', ... ]
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