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Update health.mdx (#26264)
To address the confusion on 472 status code, in addition to explain in rare occasions when a 429 could be returned.
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@ -25,11 +25,15 @@ The default status codes are:
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- `200` if initialized, unsealed, and active
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- `429` if unsealed and standby
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- `472` if disaster recovery mode replication secondary and active
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- `472` if disaster recovery secondary (both active and standby nodes within the DR secondary)
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- `473` if performance standby
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- `501` if not initialized
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- `503` if sealed
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<Note>
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In rare occasions such as during cluster instability, a node may return 429 even when it was part of a DR secondary (472) or a perf-standby (473). When configuring a Load Balancer based on health status API, it's important to recognize that a 429 indicates a standby node that doesn't process the request itself, read or write.
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</Note>
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### Parameters
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- `standbyok` `(bool: false)` – Specifies if being a standby should still return
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