feat(helm): Added health port in ClusterIP #1535
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Signed-off-by: Ram Singh Panwar <ram.panwar@tmdc.io>
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Description
This PR adds a health check port to the Helm chart's ClusterIP service definition. This enables external systems (e.g., Prometheus, Kubernetes probes) to perform liveness/readiness checks on the service more effectively.
Changes
Added health port under spec.ports in the service template.
Ensured backwards compatibility with existing deployments.
Motivation
Adding this port allows for better observability and integration with monitoring tools, and ensures the service can be properly health-checked.