Documentation update https://cloud.gov/docs/services/relational-database/

[davidhunt-cti]

The steps to check the database creation status in https://cloud.gov/docs/services/relational-database/ no longer appear to be required. The broker is now correctly reporting “create in progress” in "cf services" and then switches to “create succeeded” when the service is available.

This is the section that should be updated:

During instance provisioning, the results of cf services or cf service SERVICE_NAME will show status as created, as in the following example:
> cf services
name service plan bound apps last operation
test-oracle aws-rds medium-oracle-se2 create succeeded
The last operation value of create succeeed may lead you to think the database is ready to use. This is misleading. Instead, the last operation indicates the API call to create the database has succeeded, not that provisioning has completed. To determine if a database is ready to use, test if you can create a service key. For example, test-oracle is not yet ready in this case:
cf create-service-key test-oracle test-oracle-ok
Creating service key test-oracle-oke for service instance test-oracle as peter.burkholder@gsa.gov...
FAILED
Server error, status code: 502, error code: 10001, message: Service broker error: There was an error binding the database instance to the application. Error: Instance not available yet. Please wait and try again..
If the response is OK instead of FAILED then your database is ready to use.
The cloud.gov team aims to provide clearer status indicators in a future release of our service broker.

[bengerman13]

thanks for pointing this out, @davidhunt-cti !