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Due to the presence of a specific set of events in the iRule, the Bloom filter may cause TCL to execute an event that is not implemented in the iRule. In the execution of a sequence of events, when TCL attempts to execute the non-existing event, it follows a path which in turn makes SPAWN flow to become a zombie.
Causes issues with monitoring system
-- http2, client-ssl, optimised-caching filters on the virtual server -- HTTP::respond iRule with LB_FAILED event and set of iRules like HTTP_REQUEST, HTTP_RESPONSE, CLIENTSSL_HANDSHAKE, CACHE_RESPONSE, ASM_REQUEST_BLOCKING -- send http2 request through the virtual server
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