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Currently, in AppAPI, disabling an app simply involves sending the value 0 to the /enabled endpoint. This action doesn’t fully turn off the application but rather signals that it is disabled. While this signal prevents the app from making other API calls (returning 401 responses for other requests), the app itself remains running.
Proposed Improvement:
In addition to sending 0 to the /enabled endpoint, I suggest we fully stop the entire container after calling /enabled.
This would have the following benefits:
Applications utilizing GPU resources can correctly release memory(it will be done by host OS).
It will reduce resource consumption when an app is disabled.
This change should not break backward compatibility, as we will still send 0 to the /enabled endpoint, maintaining the current signaling behavior.
This improvement would be particularly useful given that we currently do not have overly complex ExApps, ensuring a smooth transition without disrupting existing functionality.
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Currently, in AppAPI, disabling an app simply involves sending the value
0
to the/enabled
endpoint. This action doesn’t fully turn off the application but rather signals that it is disabled. While this signal prevents the app from making other API calls (returning 401 responses for other requests), the app itself remains running.Proposed Improvement:
In addition to sending
0
to the/enabled
endpoint, I suggest we fully stop the entire container after calling/enabled
.This would have the following benefits:
0
to the/enabled
endpoint, maintaining the current signaling behavior.This improvement would be particularly useful given that we currently do not have overly complex ExApps, ensuring a smooth transition without disrupting existing functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: