Package google.cloud.servicehealth.logging.v1

Index

Message describing the payload of service health logs.

Fields
`title`	`string` Brief description for the event.
`description`	`string` Free-form, human-readable description.
`category`	`EventCategory` Identifies the category of the event.
`detailed_category`	`DetailedCategory` The detailed category of the event.
`state`	`State` The current state of the event.
`detailed_state`	`DetailedState` The current detailed state of the event.
`impacted_products`	`string` Google Cloud products known to be affected by the event, in JSON serialized format. See list of all supported Google Cloud products. Example: "`['Google Cloud SQL', 'Cloud Compute Engine']`".
`impacted_locations`	`string` Locations known to be impacted by the event, in JSON serialized format. See possible values. Example: "`['us-central1', 'us-west1']`".
`relevance`	`Relevance` Communicates why a given event is deemed relevant in the context of a given project.
`parent_event`	`string` When `detailed_state`=`MERGED`, `parent_event` contains the name of the parent event. All further updates will be published to the parent event.
`update_time`	`Timestamp` The time when the event was last modified.
`start_time`	`Timestamp` The start time of the event, if applicable.
`end_time`	`Timestamp` The end time of the event, if applicable.
`next_update_time`	`Timestamp` Incident-only field. The time when the next update can be expected.

The detailed category of an event. Contains all possible states for all event categories.

Enums
`DETAILED_CATEGORY_UNSPECIFIED`	Unspecified detailed category.
`CONFIRMED_INCIDENT`	Indicates an event with category INCIDENT has a confirmed impact to at least one Google Cloud product.
`EMERGING_INCIDENT`	Indicates an event with category INCIDENT is under investigation to determine if it has a confirmed impact on any Google Cloud products.

The detailed state of the event. This enum lists all possible detail states of event.

Enums
`DETAILED_STATE_UNSPECIFIED`	Unspecified detail state.
`EMERGING`	Google engineers are actively investigating the event to determine the impact.
`CONFIRMED`	The event is confirmed and impacting at least one Google Cloud product. Ongoing status updates will be provided until it is resolved.
`RESOLVED`	The event is no longer affecting any Google Cloud product, and there will be no further updates.
`MERGED`	Event was merged into a parent event. All further updates will be published to the parent only. The `parent_event` field contains the name of the parent.
`AUTO_CLOSED`	The incident was automatically closed because of the following reasons: The impact of the incident could not be confirmed. The incident was intermittent or resolved itself. The incident does not have a resolution because no action or investigation happened. If it is intermittent, the incident may reopen.
`FALSE_POSITIVE`	Upon investigation, Google engineers concluded that the incident is not affecting a Google Cloud product. This state can change if the incident is reviewed again.

The category of the event. This enum lists all possible categories of event.

Enums
`EVENT_CATEGORY_UNSPECIFIED`	Unspecified category.
`INCIDENT`	Event category for service outage or degradation.

Communicates why a given event is deemed relevant in the context of a given project. This enum lists all possible detailed states of relevance.

Enums
`RELEVANCE_UNSPECIFIED`	Unspecified relevance.
`UNKNOWN`	The relevance of the event to the project is unknown.
`NOT_IMPACTED`	The event does not impact the project.
`PARTIALLY_RELATED`	We determined that the event is linked to a product that is used by the project, but we have no information (either positive or negative) whether the project is affected.
`RELATED`	The event has a connection to your project and it may be impacted
`IMPACTED`	The event is impacting your project

The state of the event. This enum lists all possible states of event.

Enums
`STATE_UNSPECIFIED`	Unspecified state
`ACTIVE`	Event is actively affecting a Google Cloud product and will continue to receive updates.
`CLOSED`	Event is no longer affecting the Google Cloud product or has been merged with another event.