HealthCheck example - version 2.5.10-4-redhat.

After deployed, when button "Stop Service" is pressed, it will stop the service, but the service will not recover as it should.

Expected behaviour: When the service is down it will automatically recover after short time.

Stop service is only taking down tomcat inside the pod, rendering the service unusable. But endpoint "/actuator/health" is still reporting service to be up and running. So Openshift will not register anything wrong and keep running the broken pod instead fo restarting it.