I'm using the working pull pattern and wanted to be able to spawn and reap workers while the application is running. Spinning up new workers is trivial but I had some questions about terminating current workers. Currently I'll send a worker a PoisonPill to get it to shut down but when I do this I can't discriminate between a worker that just crashed and one that I sent a PoisonPill to. The master could just keep a Set of worker that where sent a PoisonPill, that would at least tell me if it was a crash or a request to shut down. I wanted to know if there is another way of terminating a child node without sending it a PoisonPill or if there is just a better way to do all this.
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