fancyremarker
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7 years ago Big improvement, also for this reason you mentioned:
It's probably also a good idea to let customers delete these Endpoints if they realize they've made a mistake
LGTM, I figure @sandersonet will agree but leave it to him to comment on Ember details.
We need to allow updating failed Endpoints, because with ALBs customers must provide a certificate that's within its validity period, or it'll be rejected when we try to upload it into IAM.
It's probably also a good idea to let customers delete these Endpoints if they realize they've made a mistake (right now, you can't delete the Endpoint unless you first get it to succeed provisioning, which can be a little hard since we now require that the health check passes when provisioning the Endpoint).
cc @fancyremarker @sandersonet