For create and update requests that initiate asynchronous jobs, an async ID is returned. This async id can then be used with this endpoint to check the status of the creation, update, or deletion of the object.
Example:
When applying a program template to create a new program, multiple tasks may need to be created, necessitating asynchronous jobs to generate them. Because of this, the program template apply endpoint is async and returns an async id instead of the newly created program. This async id can then be used with the async actions endpoint to check the status of the creation of the program via a template. When the async action succeeds, the endpoint should return the id of the object created or updated. If an object is deleted, only a success message is returned.