Michael Yakobi

Since if the Liveness State of an application is broken, Kubernetes will try to solve that problem by restarting the application instance, the “liveness” probe should not depend on health...

I see, Can you provide steps to reproduce? Thanks

Thanks, will look into this.

Actually, assuming you run your flask application in a k8s pod too, I'm thinking if this might be a behavior of k8s. Can you try to curl to the same...

Yes, I just tested it myself. Not sure that in this case I can make pyctuator timeout earlier.

I agree that you don't want to block an application from starting because the monitoring system is down. Pyctuator is using the builtin `http.client.HTTPConnection` so it doesnt force you to...

Oh, just noticed we are discussing this hanging within the issue asking k8s probes. Moving the discussion to #51

Hi, sorry for the late response. Will send you example later this week.

@millerjp it would be great if you can send a PR with a "cassandra health indicator". Before you begin, you need to decide: 1. What's the criteria for the health-check...

Hi @jijunnniu , the previous comment still applies. If you are up to the task, I can point you to where you should start.