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The health check probe identifies an endpoint as "unhealthy" and it’s got greater consecutive failures than failure threshold.
The system reacts by immediately removing the unhealthy endpoint from the list of available endpoints, any endpoint that doesn’t have at least 1 healthy child will also be removed.
This removal causes traffic to automatically get redirected to the remaining healthy endpoints.
The health check continues monitoring the endpoint's status. If it becomes healthy again, endpoint is added to the list of available endpoints.
Test cases
Test for endpoint removal from available endpoints in DNSRecord and its return when becomes healthy
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Putting this in the backlog for now due to the changes with DNS Health checks
For future reference: For an unhealthy health check to have an effect on DNSRecord there need to be some healthy endpoints, see Removing unhealthy Endpoints
Summary
Test if the unhealthy endpoint was correctly removed from the list of available endpoints in DNSRecord and was returned back when became healthy
Documentation
Additional context
Steps from the DNSPolicy Health Checks documentation after unhealthy endpoint was detected:
Test cases
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