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‎articles/virtual-machine-scale-sets/virtual-machine-scale-sets-health-extension.md

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| protocol | `http` or `https` or `tcp` | string |
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| port | Optional when protocol is `http` or `https`, mandatory when protocol is `tcp` | int |
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| requestPath | Mandatory when protocol is `http` or `https`, not allowed when protocol is `tcp` | string |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe will be sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy"/"Unknown" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" or "Unknown" state. | int |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe will be sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. Minimum value is 5 seconds, maximum is 60 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy"/"Unknown" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" or "Unknown" state. Minimum value is 1 probe, maximum is 3 probes. | int |
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| gracePeriod | Optional, default = `intervalInSeconds` * `numberOfProbes`; maximum grace period is 7200 seconds | int |
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## Binary Health States
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| protocol | `http` or `https` or `tcp` | string |
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| requestPath | Mandatory when protocol is `http` or `https`, not allowed when protocol is `tcp` | string |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe will be sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" state. | int |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe will be sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. Minimum value is 5 seconds, maximum is 60 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" state. Minimum value is 1 probe, maximum is 3 probes. | int |
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## Deploy the Application Health extension
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There are multiple ways of deploying the Application Health extension to your scale sets as detailed in the following examples.

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| requestPath | Mandatory when protocol is `http` or `https`, not allowed when protocol is `tcp` | string |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This setting is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe is sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This setting is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" state. | int |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This setting is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe is sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. Minimum value is 5 seconds, maximum is 60 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This setting is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" state. Minimum value is 1 probe, maximum is 3 probes. | int |
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## Extension schema for Rich Health States
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| requestPath | Mandatory when protocol is `http` or `https`, not allowed when protocol is `tcp` | string |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This setting is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe is sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This setting is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy"/"Unknown" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" or "Unknown" state. | int |
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| intervalInSeconds | Optional, default is 5 seconds. This setting is the interval between each health probe. For example, if intervalInSeconds == 5, a probe is sent to the local application endpoint once every 5 seconds. Minimum value is 5 seconds, maximum is 60 seconds. | int |
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| numberOfProbes | Optional, default is 1. This setting is the number of consecutive probes required for the health status to change. For example, if numberOfProbles == 3, you will need 3 consecutive "Healthy" signals to change the health status from "Unhealthy"/"Unknown" into "Healthy" state. The same requirement applies to change health status into "Unhealthy" or "Unknown" state. Minimum value is 1 probe, maximum is 3 probes. | int |
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| gracePeriod | Optional, default = `intervalInSeconds` * `numberOfProbes`; maximum grace period is 7200 seconds | int |
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