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   This endpoint is used by the Cloud Controller when the broker returns a state of
  -``in progress`` when <a href="#provisioning">provisioning</a> a service. The Cloud
  +`in progress` when <a href="#provisioning">provisioning</a> a service. The Cloud
   Controller will poll this endpoint as long as broker returns `state` "in progress". Returning state "succeeded" or "failed" will cause Cloud Controller to cease polling.
   
   ### Request ###
  
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    <td>last_operation</td>
    <td>object</td>
    <td>Required field if broker supports asynchronous provisioning. It contains two fields, ``state`` and ``description``. If the field is not provided, synchronous provisioning is assumed.</td>
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    <td>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;state</td>
  
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    <td>201 Created</td>
    <td>Service instance has been created and is usable. The appropriate response for synchronous provisioning. The expected response body is below.</td>
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    <td>202 Accepted</td>
    <td>Service instance creation is in progress. The expected response is "{ "last_operation": {"state" : "in progress"} }". This triggers Cloud Controller to poll the <a href="#service_instance">Service Instance Endpoint</a> for operation status.</td>
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    <td>200 OK</td>
    <td>May be returned if the service instance already exists and the requested parameters are identical to the existing service instance. The expected response body is below.
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    <td>409 Conflict</td>
    <td>Should be returned if the requested service instance already exists. The expected response body is "{}"</td>
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    <td>422 Unprocessable Entity</td>
    <td>Should be returned if the broker only supports asynchronous provisioning for the requested plan and the request did not include ?accepts_incomplete=true. The expected response body is: "{ "error": "AsyncRequired", "description": "This service plan requires support for asynchronous provisioning by Cloud Foundry and its clients."}". The error code allows newer Cloud Controllers to return a meaningful default message; older Cloud Controllers will pass through the suggested value of 'description'.</td>
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  Responses with any other status code will be interpreted as a failure. Brokers can include a user-facing message in the `description` field; for details see [Broker Errors](#broker-errors).
  
  ##### Synchronous Provisioning #####
  
  Brokers that can guarantee provisioning of a usable instance in less than a minute should return the synchronous response `201 CREATED`. If not, brokers should implement support for asynchronous provisioning. Regardless, brokers should respond to all Cloud Controller requests within 60 seconds.
  
  ##### Asynchronous Provisioning #####
  
  If the broker supports asynchronous provisioning for the requested plan, and `?accepts_incomplete:true` was included in the request, it must return a JSON object with the `last_operation` key, and the nested `state` key set to `in progress` as described below.
  
  Brokers that support async must also implement the <a href="#service_instance">Service Instance Endpoint</a> that enables Cloud Controller to expose the status of the provision operation to users.
  
  ##### Body #####
  
  