---
id: TST-COM-CAT-090
title: Health Verification
kind: api-lifecycle
product_area: commerce
module: catalog
revision: 1
status: draft
product_intent: proposed
source_sha:
  services-commerce: c8b66a98e2490617aec38ba5c8165dd9bd0a8f9b
repository: services-commerce
files:
  - modules/promotions/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js
implements: []
environment: local
implementation_state: implemented
latest_result: not-run
latest_run_at: null
latest_run_ref: null
conformance: not-verified
estimated_minutes: 2
isolation: Local handler invocation with no module records created.
binding_evidence: []
evidence:
  - 'services-commerce:modules/promotions/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js'
  - >-
    services-commerce:modules/promotions/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js#Real: the composed handler and
    the route.
  - >-
    services-commerce:modules/promotions/tests/e2e/health.e2e.spec.js#Doubled: the signing key pair,
    which the public route never needs. No database is touched.
execution_constraints:
  - No execution is performed in this documentation back-fill.
verification_boundary: No full ATS or FAS scenario is bound after source inspection.
---

# Health Verification

## Verification Boundary

The suite invokes the local composed API health route without a signed caller context. Its response assertions check the service name, build and successful status.

## What This Suite Proves

The health response identifies the running API. It has no bound capability or feature scenario.

## What It Does Not Prove

The health response establishes no database, business workflow or dependency availability. The register records no execution result.

## Real Dependencies and Test Doubles

The local handler and response mapping are real. The health request does not create module records or call the module’s persistence workflows.

## Must Not Be Doubled

Preserve the composed handler and its health response. Returning a fixture payload in place of the handler removes the asserted boundary.