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A rollback is considered unsuccessful if any prior completed nfApps fail to reach the original snapshot state, instead generating a helm rollback failure. In such conditions, Azure Operator Service Manager stops processing any further rollback eligible nfApps and terminate with the following operational status and message:
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A rollback is considered unsuccessful if any prior completed nfApps fail to reach the original snapshot state, instead generating a helm rollback failure. In such conditions, Azure Operator Service Manager stops processing any further rollback-eligible nfApps and terminates with the following operational status and message:
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> * Each `roleOverrideValues` entry overrides the default behavior of the NfAapps.
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## Managing nfApps that don't support rollback
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## Manage nfApps that don't support rollback
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Almost all publishers report some nfApps that aren't compatible with helm rollback operations. These nfApps maybe sourced from third-parties who don't common support such strict resiliency requirements. These nfApps maybe related to database applications with complicated schema management requirements. In these cases, special consideration should be taken to deal with nfApps that don't support rollback.
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* The strong preference is to push vendors to support helm rollback.

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