> + if (jobDone) {
> + // Delete storage account
> +
> api.getStorageAccountApi(getGroupId()).delete(storageAccountName);
> +
> + // Delete NIC
> + uri = api.getNetworkInterfaceCardApi(getGroupId()).delete(id +
> "nic");
> + if (uri != null){
> + jobDone = Predicates2.retry(new Predicate<URI>() {
> + @Override public boolean apply(URI uri) {
> + return ParseJobStatus.JobStatus.DONE ==
> api.getJobApi().jobStatus(uri)
> + || ParseJobStatus.JobStatus.NO_CONTENT ==
> api.getJobApi().jobStatus(uri);
> + }
> + }, 60 * 10 * 1000 /* 5 minute timeout */).apply(uri);
> + if (jobDone) {
> + // Delete public ip
> + api.getPublicIPAddressApi(getGroupId()).delete(id +
> "publicip");
Does it make sense to do a "best effort delete" and try to delete the
deployment and network even if this call fails?
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