Felix Bjært Hargreaves

Here's output of running reftree.demo.All with `-Dsun.java2d.debugfonts=true` [output.txt](https://github.com/stanch/reftree/files/1083273/output.txt)

What I'm thinking about is a hook whenever a container is taken out of commission (e.g. scale to 0, function removed, etc.). Having a warm JVM means that collecting/releasing resources...

Are you saying it does indeed forward SIGTERM to the `fprocess`?

My experience with AWS Lambda was that there was no shutdown hook. This essentially meant that I wasted a lot of time acquiring and releasing resources on every invocation. This...

Interesting -- I am running on docker swarm in all my tests so far. Is that supposed to behave the same way? I guess I'm struggling to find a way...

Right, so I'm not getting any shutdown hook. This is my scala code: ```scala Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook(new Thread(){ override def run(): Unit = Source.fromURL(s"http://requestbin.fullcontact.com/wrh63owr/SHUTDOWN_HOOK_SUCK_IT_LAMBDA_${Random.nextInt}").toList } ) ``` If I run this line...

Im starting to believe the problem occurs because my web framework is not reacting to sigterm. Will investigate now and return.

I second this, I can't make it work no matter when I start the server. Works fine in my browser.

Seems to not be a problem in 2 -- didn't know auto was experimental in 3, though :)

Same. It always shows the first image in my library regardless of which image I select in the preview.