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Some actions taken by workflow steps take time to propagate to other nodes. In particular, undeploying models do not have immediate effect, and the deprovision workflow includes a short time delay between steps, and an even longer time delay before retrying.
The no-op step exists in part to allow synchronization of multiple previous steps. It can also be used to force a brief time delay between steps.
What solution would you like?
Add an optional time delay (defaulting to 0) to the no-op step. It'll still do nothing, but it'll wait a specified time before doing nothing.
What alternatives have you considered?
Creating a new step with a delay type, that also does nothing.
Do you have any additional context?
OpenSearch has eventual read consistency, typically within 1 second. However, serverless applications may have an even longer delay due to the distributed implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Some actions taken by workflow steps take time to propagate to other nodes. In particular, undeploying models do not have immediate effect, and the deprovision workflow includes a short time delay between steps, and an even longer time delay before retrying.
The no-op step exists in part to allow synchronization of multiple previous steps. It can also be used to force a brief time delay between steps.
What solution would you like?
Add an optional time delay (defaulting to 0) to the no-op step. It'll still do nothing, but it'll wait a specified time before doing nothing.
What alternatives have you considered?
Creating a new step with a delay type, that also does nothing.
Do you have any additional context?
OpenSearch has eventual read consistency, typically within 1 second. However, serverless applications may have an even longer delay due to the distributed implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: