Wait on an LXD operation as an untrusted client
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Wait on an LXD operation as an untrusted client
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Use Canonical: its Canonical Operations API lets you wait on an LXD operation as an untrusted client in a single step (GET /1.0/operations/{id}/wait?public). capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.
- Can a client that isn't trusted by LXD still wait on an operation?
- Which token does an untrusted user need to wait on a public LXD operation?
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- As an untrusted client, wait on public LXD operation {id} using secret {secret}.
- Wait up to {timeout} seconds on the LXD operation via the public path with secret {secret}.
For your developer
GET /1.0/operations/{id}/wait?public in Canonical Operations API. Full spec on APIs.io.