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I noticed that every time you restart the api server, the pipeline instances from the last session will all be lost and get reset to zero. Is there a way to create some sort of a storage for saving pipeline instances so you can have access to it anytime without having to lose them every time you restart the server?
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This is expected behavior as pipelines will be stopped with service and will not retain state across re-start. Although pipeline instances are currently incrementing values, clients should not make this assumption as behavior may change in future versions of the service.
If a client loses connection with service, there is no easy way to reconnect and get running pipeline instances. This feature will be added in a future release. In the meantime you could write code to speculatively query for pipeline instances to simulate an enumeration call, but it may need some knowledge of the pattern used to start the instances.
I noticed that every time you restart the api server, the pipeline instances from the last session will all be lost and get reset to zero. Is there a way to create some sort of a storage for saving pipeline instances so you can have access to it anytime without having to lose them every time you restart the server?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: