Added support to the provider for a cookiejar, enabled via a new enable_cookie_jar setting. This enables sticky sessions. Which when enabled, allows resources to be deployed faster due to a reduced propagation wait time of 10 seconds, however this WILL lead to increased load on a single jamf pro web application (clustered or otherwise) as it handles all Terraform CRUD operations and negates any load balancing. Consequently, deploying resources enmass (e.g creating + 10 resources at a time) can cause unpredictable resource deployment / stating errors. especially on more complex resources such as macOS config profiles. If disabled, resources adhere to Jamf Cloud's default resource propagation behaviour, incorporating a 60+1-second propagation delay before attempting to state.
Multi resource function refactoring to standardise on latest function pattern design
Updated resource Create timeouts to 70seconds
Added support to the provider for a cookiejar, enabled via a new
enable_cookie_jarsetting. This enables sticky sessions. Which when enabled, allows resources to be deployed faster due to a reduced propagation wait time of 10 seconds, however this WILL lead to increased load on a single jamf pro web application (clustered or otherwise) as it handles all Terraform CRUD operations and negates any load balancing. Consequently, deploying resources enmass (e.g creating + 10 resources at a time) can cause unpredictable resource deployment / stating errors. especially on more complex resources such as macOS config profiles. If disabled, resources adhere to Jamf Cloud's default resource propagation behaviour, incorporating a 60+1-second propagation delay before attempting to state.Multi resource function refactoring to standardise on latest function pattern design