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Stop/Terminate command on a Service - does it affect any other Services?
I am trying to stop & terminate command on a Service, and getting this warning:
One instance of a Service cannot be shared across multiple sandboxes, right?
I should be able to stop/terminate it without impact on any other (currently running) command of the same Service type.
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Similarly, if a Resource is used exclusively in one sandbox, terminating command on the resource driver of that resource should not impact other command executions using the same driver (code).
It is confusion that the 'driver' is used for both, code/package and the instance of driver in the memory
The driver command executions (instances) are sharing the same driver code. It is not clear if there is any impact on other command executions if one of the (driver) instances gets stopped or terminated.
Yes, each service, even from the same type, will have its own driver instance - so terminating one will not affect the other instances.
For resources, it works in a similar way, but each resource will have its own driver instance. The warning is about resources that in some cases can be shared between multiple sandboxes, and in such cases when you terminate the driver in one sandbox it can affect other users/sandboxes. This will also not affect any other resource that uses the same kind of driver, as it will terminate the specific instance of this driver.
In your case, you say that the resource is exclusive to the sandbox, so no one else will be affected by this.
Ideally, this message will appear in very specific scenarios: when a resource is shared (and in use in another sandbox) or when other commands are running on that resource/service (as they can support concurrent executions). But it's good to be aware of it anyway.
Anyway, we can ask to make this message more clear/specify that it's the driver instance that is going to be reset and not the 'driver'.
And, the Terminate is only available for Admins, a user can only stop a command he executed, but cannot terminate it or the driver.
Hi Yaniv, Steven,
Thank you for providing the answers.
Hi George,
Thanks for bringing this up. We'll clarify these points in the documentation.
