Would it be possible that you are deleting a node why it is deploying?
I believe what is happening is that Django is deleting the node, which also involves the cascade delete of all the events for that node.
1. Region A starts a transaction.
2. Region A selects all events that are related to the node.
3. Region A deletes all selected events.
4. Region B starts a transaction.
5. Region B adds a new events.
6. Region B commits transaction.
7. Region A deletes the node.
8. Region A commits the transaction (which fails, since Region B added new events)
So back to the original question was the node still deploying or reboot and events where being created when you choose to delete this node?
Would it be possible that you are deleting a node why it is deploying?
I believe what is happening is that Django is deleting the node, which also involves the cascade delete of all the events for that node.
1. Region A starts a transaction.
2. Region A selects all events that are related to the node.
3. Region A deletes all selected events.
4. Region B starts a transaction.
5. Region B adds a new events.
6. Region B commits transaction.
7. Region A deletes the node.
8. Region A commits the transaction (which fails, since Region B added new events)
So back to the original question was the node still deploying or reboot and events where being created when you choose to delete this node?