This question might be better suited to softwareengineering.stackoverflow.com. — torek just now

"Is it possible to ____?" is generally considered too broad to be a good question for Stack Overflow—the answer is usually: "yes, it's probably possible, but describing how to do it would entail designing a large piece of software." Instead, you should try to build it, and ask a question when you encounter a specific problem. Please see Why is “Is it possible to…” a poorly worded question? for more information. — Ryan M ♦ 44 secs ago

Would be sweet to get an answer. Should this question rather go on SuperUser or Software Engineering SE? — Joooeey 31 secs ago

Welcome to Stack Overflow. Check out this open letter to students and also how to ask a question. — 0x263A 46 secs ago

Your title says, "...ThreadPool does not work as expected," but the text doesn't clearly say what your expectation is or, what the thread pool actually does instead. I'd bet that the problem isn't in the thread pool, but in your _run() method, which you have not showed to us. If what you're really asking is how to design a system that can cope with a temporary network partition, then this may not be the appropriate forum. Maybe ask in softwareengineering.stackexchange.com — Solomon Slow 58 secs ago

softwareengineering.stackexchange.com might be more receptive to this kind of question, but you need to ask for something else than opinions there too. — hyde just now