Hello,
While looking at the code of logic.go, we have seen that you protect the provision/deprovision execution with a Mutex.
This means, we will queue all requests related to provision/deprovision.
In our use case, this could be an issue.
Do you know the reason why this Mutex is set at the beginning of the methods?
From our point of view, this is not really needed. Could you comment or confirm?
Thanks a lot,
José
Hello,
While looking at the code of logic.go, we have seen that you protect the provision/deprovision execution with a Mutex.
This means, we will queue all requests related to provision/deprovision.
In our use case, this could be an issue.
Do you know the reason why this Mutex is set at the beginning of the methods?
From our point of view, this is not really needed. Could you comment or confirm?
Thanks a lot,
José