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More likely they mean "readiness check" - this is the one that removes you from the Kubernetes load balancer service. Liveness check failing does indeed cause t
by Detrytus 2y ago
More likely they mean "readiness check" - this is the one that removes you from the Kubernetes load balancer service. Liveness check failing does indeed cause the container to restart.
- NightMKoder 2y agoYes sorry for not qualifying - that’s right. IMO the liveness check is only rarely useful - but I've not really run any bleeding edge services on kube. I assume it’s more useful if you actually working on dangerous code - locking, threading, etc. I’ve mostly only run web apps.
- jfuawdfaw 2y agoliveness is great for java apps that spend all their time fencing locks. I've seen too many completely deadlock.