If the latest known stated before the JVM crasch was suspend, when that instance is restored in a restart, a phantopm status change event (from pending to suspend) will be thrown when restoring the suspend status
Formally speaking, the status has not changed, so this should be avoided.
If the latest known stated before the JVM crasch was suspend, when that instance is restored in a restart, a phantopm status change event (from pending to suspend) will be thrown when restoring the suspend status
Formally speaking, the status has not changed, so this should be avoided.