monitoring: use v2 APIs in examples where they are equivalent#2538
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The monitoring documentation used /api/v1/ routes in examples without it being clear why they were used instead of equivalent /api/v2/ routes. This commit changes that so that the new /api/v2/ routes are documented appropriately. Signed-off-by: Lilly Sell <sell@b1-systems.de>
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In `@administration/monitoring.md`:
- Line 560: Update the /api/v2/health example to explicitly state the response
is JSON and show the key fields; mention that a successful response returns a
JSON object with a "status" field (values "ok" or "error") and additional health
counters (e.g., metrics/timestamps), so readers know the curl call to
/api/v2/health returns JSON like {"status":"ok", ...}.
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The monitoring documentation used /api/v1/ routes in examples without it being clear why they were used instead of equivalent /api/v2/ routes. This commit changes that so that the new /api/v2/ routes are documented appropriately.
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