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Hey team,
When conducting resource removal, e.g. VPC, one have to make sure resources are set for deletion only after necessary associated resources are completely removed, i.e. past the deletion process.
Resource deletion methods that I'm familiar with return the status code almost immediately, but do not hang until the process is finished.
Is there an implementation available that polls the resource's status and returns only when the specified outcome has been reached?
Use-case:
Deleting a subnet without making sure all of its instances are terminated will result in an error.
I would like to call a blocking version of VpcV1.DeleteInstance(), or use an equivalent to AWS' waiters.
Is any of that possible, or should i keep using a custom made polling solution?
Thanks.
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Hey team,
When conducting resource removal, e.g. VPC, one have to make sure resources are set for deletion only after necessary associated resources are completely removed, i.e. past the deletion process.
Resource deletion methods that I'm familiar with return the status code almost immediately, but do not hang until the process is finished.
Is there an implementation available that polls the resource's status and returns only when the specified outcome has been reached?
Use-case:
Deleting a subnet without making sure all of its instances are terminated will result in an error.
I would like to call a blocking version of VpcV1.DeleteInstance(), or use an equivalent to AWS' waiters.
Is any of that possible, or should i keep using a custom made polling solution?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: