I have an Angular app and I'm using the Akamai CDN. What's the best way to send the health status (200, 500, etc.) to Akamai so that if it doesn't return a 200 code, Akamai knows to switch clusters?
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If your domain is setup in Akamai, then you could use Akamai's Global traffic manager (GTM) to route traffic to your angular application. If you have more than 2 clusters, then you could setup a "Weighted Random Load Balancing" property in GTM, which will allow you to assign weights for your clusters. Each of your cluster will be monitored using a "Liveness test", which will allow for failover in the instance one of your cluster starts giving a bad health response.

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