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Docker 1.12 and newer supports a HEALTHCHECK directive that allows the docker daemon to detect the health of an application inside a container. Please consider adding one to the agent Dockerfile.
Hi @jhmartin, thanks for reaching out. This issue is a duplicate of #534, and discussion is happening there. If you have any comments to add to the discussion, please add it on #534. Thanks!
@samuelkarp It is different. #534 suggests allowing the ecs-agent to use the HEALTHCHECK output in place of the A/ELB healthchecks to detect the state of containers managed by ECS.
This issue is for the ECS to include a HEALTHCHECK directive for itself.
Docker 1.12 and newer supports a HEALTHCHECK directive that allows the docker daemon to detect the health of an application inside a container. Please consider adding one to the agent Dockerfile.
Docs: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#healthcheck
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