Add support for unhealthy status

[mcasimir]

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[srstsavage]

Is this issue regarding adding support for Docker's built in HEALTHCHECK?

https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#healthcheck

If so, +1.

[willfarrell]

I wrote a container to do exactly this, super light weight. Let me know what you think.
https://github.com/willfarrell/docker-autoheal

[mcasimir]

Hi, I'll check but afaik since v1.12 the docker engine support that feature out of the box Il dom 12 feb 2017, 03:26 will Farrell <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:

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[srstsavage]

Docker engine added HEALTHCHECK in 1.12 but containers don't automatically restart after failing the check, they just get marked as unhealthy.

@willfarrell Your implementation looks nice, I'll be trying it out soon.

[willfarrell]

It was specified to be included but using --exit-on-unhealthy (moby/moby#22719), but got cut from the list. Hopefully it will comeback, making my project and this one depreciated.

[FranklinYu]

You guys may want to vote for moby/moby#28400 like I did.

[govindkailas]

@willfarrell - tried the autoheal container, worked as expected.
I am on docker-17.09-ce. it is a much-needed feature in docker, hope autoheal would make it to the future release.

[willfarrell]

@govindkailas You and me both.

[delanym]

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