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+..
+  This template is intended to encourage a certain level of
+  consistency between different use cases.  Adherence to the structure
+  of this template is recommended but not strictly required.
+
+  This template should be in ReSTructured text.  For help with syntax,
+  see <http://sphinx-doc.org/rest.html>. To test out your formatting,
+  see <http://www.tele3.cz/jbar/rest/rest.html>.
+
+===============================
+Load Balancer Member Respawning
+===============================
+
+..
+  Please fill in the blanks in this use case statement, or rephrase
+  as appropriate.
+
+As a cloud operator, whenever a load balancer member node fails, I want the
+load balancer to stop directing traffic to the failed member and for a new
+member to be spawned.
+
+
+Fault class
+===========
+
+..
+  Please choose which of these classes are relevant and delete the
+  others.  If you can think of a new class which should be listed
+  here, please update the template.
+
+* Hardware failure
+* Software error
+* Network failure
+
+
+OpenStack projects used
+=======================
+
+..
+  Please provide a list of projects (OpenStack and otherwise) which
+  may be used in order to implement this use case.  If no
+  implementation exists yet, suggestions are sufficient here.
+
+* Openstack Aodh (telemetry alarm service)
+* Openstack Heat (orchestration)
+* Openstack Octavia (load balancer as a service)
+
+
+Remediation class
+=================
+
+..
+  Please choose which of these classes are relevant and delete the
+  others.  If you can think of a new class which should be listed
+  here, please update the template.
+
+* Reactive
+
+
+Fault detection
+===============
+
+From the `Octavia admin guide
+<https://docs.openstack.org/octavia/latest/admin/guides/operator-maintenance.html#monitoring-pool-members>`_:
+
+  Octavia will use the health information from the underlying load
+  balancing application to determine the health of members. This
+  information will be streamed to the Octavia database and made
+  available via the status tree or other API methods.
+
+In addition, an Aodh alarm is defined to detect load balancer member
+node failure and trigger the alarm action to notify Heat.  This
+``loadbalancer_member_health`` type alarm rule was `added to Aodh in
+April 2019 <https://review.opendev.org/#/c/654221/>`_, and at the time
+of writing a patch is under review to `add a Heat resource for
+creating this alarm type automatically via Heat templates
+<https://review.opendev.org/#/c/662381/>`_.  It is intended to update
+this document later with sample Heat templates.
+
+
+Inputs, decision-making, and remediation
+========================================
+
+..
+  Describe how decisions about the remediation action are taken.  In
+  particular list any other components or inputs which may provide
+  additional context to help determine appropriate remediation of the
+  fault.
+
+* Octavia's builtin behavior automatically stops directing traffic to
+  the unresponsive member node.
+* Heat receives the Aodh alarm regarding the unresponsive member node,
+  and according to the behavior defined in the stack template, spawns
+  a new instance to replace the unresponsive member node.
+* Octavia detects when the new member node is operational and begins
+  directing some traffic to the new node.
+
+
+Existing implementation(s)
+==========================
+
+..
+  If there are one or more existing implementations of this use case,
+  please give as many details as possible, in order that operators can
+  re-implement the use case in their own clouds.  However any
+  information is better than no information!  Linking to external
+  documents is perfectly acceptable.
+
+A demo video is available
+`here <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXsGnbr7DfM>`_.
+
+
+Future work
+===========
+
+..
+  Please link from here to any relevant specs.  If a cross-project
+  spec is required, it can be placed under ../specs/ in this
+  repository.
+
+
+Dependencies
+============
+
+..
+  - Include specific references to specs and/or blueprints in
+    self-healing-sig, or in other projects, that this one either depends
+    on or is related to.
+
+  - Does this feature require any new library dependencies or code
+    otherwise not included in OpenStack? Or does it depend on a specific
+    version of library?