If an appliance instance fails the countertop should (A) be able to know that it failed and (B) have the ability to re-start the appliance instance.
For context, I have a TVK instance that tracks captions for various stations and occasionally a given station stream seems to occasionally stop caption extraction. I have not diagnosed why yet, but I suspect something may be wrong at the stream level in a way that causes ccextractor to fail -- or maybe more likely, causes the receiver to fail.
Even if that isn't the case, it could be the case, and I don't know if the countertop gracefully handles that sort of issue (as opposed to just having that particular data pipeline halt)
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If an appliance instance fails the countertop should (A) be able to know that it failed and (B) have the ability to re-start the appliance instance.
For context, I have a TVK instance that tracks captions for various stations and occasionally a given station stream seems to occasionally stop caption extraction. I have not diagnosed why yet, but I suspect something may be wrong at the stream level in a way that causes
ccextractorto fail -- or maybe more likely, causes the receiver to fail.Even if that isn't the case, it could be the case, and I don't know if the countertop gracefully handles that sort of issue (as opposed to just having that particular data pipeline halt)