Must Have API Controllers! 

Every time I create a new API, I always end up adding these two controllers.
One is a /status controller, which does health checks on various parts of my API and responds if everything is ok. I then call these endpoints from a monitoring tool to check on the status of my API.
The other is an /errors controller, which will respond with a given error code whenever an endpoint is called. I use this from my user interfaces to ensure that the users have a good experience when something goes wrong on the backend.
I show how I implement these in a .Net 7 API.
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