Which of the following is NOT a method to run Appian Health Check?

The method that is NOT typically recognized as a way to run an Appian Health Check is the option that suggests it can be run automatically. In the context of Appian, while there are various approaches to perform health checks, running them automatically implies a continuous or scheduled background process without user intervention, which is not standard practice for health checks in Appian.

Health checks are essential for assessing the health and performance of an application, and they generally require manual configuration to ensure they focus on relevant metrics and parameters based on the specific environment. Users can configure health checks, run them manually as needed, or establish them to be conducted regularly on a set schedule. However, the concept of automatic execution, without defined intervals or triggers guided by user input or settings, does not align with how Appian health checks are typically implemented.

The ability to configure, run manually, and set them to a regular schedule reflects best practices in maintaining oversight and ensuring that checks are conducted thoughtfully, thus allowing for timely adjustments and actions based on the findings from these checks.