Package com.pulumi.automation.events

Class EngineEvent

java.lang.Object

com.pulumi.automation.events.EngineEvent

public class EngineEvent
extends Object

EngineEvent describes a Pulumi engine event, such as a change to a resource or diagnostic message. EngineEvent is a discriminated union of all possible event types, and exactly one field will be non-null.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
EngineEvent(int sequence, int timestamp, CancelEvent cancelEvent, StandardOutputEvent stdoutEvent, DiagnosticEvent diagnosticEvent, PreludeEvent preludeEvent, SummaryEvent summaryEvent, ResourcePreEvent resourcePreEvent, ResourceOutputsEvent resOutputsEvent, ResourceOperationFailedEvent resOpFailedEvent, PolicyEvent policyEvent)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CancelEvent	cancelEvent()
DiagnosticEvent	diagnosticEvent()
PolicyEvent	policyEvent()
PreludeEvent	preludeEvent()
ResourceOperationFailedEvent	resourceOperationFailedEvent()
ResourceOutputsEvent	resourceOutputsEvent()
ResourcePreEvent	resourcePreEvent()
int	sequence()	Gets the sequence number, a unique, and monotonically increasing number for each engine event sent to the Pulumi Service.
StandardOutputEvent	standardOutputEvent()
SummaryEvent	summaryEvent()
int	timestamp()	Gets the timestamp, a Unix timestamp (seconds) of when the event was emitted.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

EngineEvent

public EngineEvent(int sequence,
 int timestamp,
 CancelEvent cancelEvent,
 StandardOutputEvent stdoutEvent,
 DiagnosticEvent diagnosticEvent,
 PreludeEvent preludeEvent,
 SummaryEvent summaryEvent,
 ResourcePreEvent resourcePreEvent,
 ResourceOutputsEvent resOutputsEvent,
 ResourceOperationFailedEvent resOpFailedEvent,
 PolicyEvent policyEvent)

Method Details

sequence

public int sequence()

Gets the sequence number, a unique, and monotonically increasing number for each engine event sent to the Pulumi Service. Since events may be sent concurrently, and/or delayed via network routing, the sequence number is to ensure events can be placed into a total ordering.

• No two events can have the same sequence number.
• Events with a lower sequence number must have been emitted before those with a higher sequence number.

Returns:

the sequence number

timestamp

public int timestamp()

Gets the timestamp, a Unix timestamp (seconds) of when the event was emitted.

Returns:

the timestamp

cancelEvent

@Nullable
public CancelEvent cancelEvent()

standardOutputEvent

@Nullable
public StandardOutputEvent standardOutputEvent()

diagnosticEvent

@Nullable
public DiagnosticEvent diagnosticEvent()

preludeEvent

@Nullable
public PreludeEvent preludeEvent()

summaryEvent

@Nullable
public SummaryEvent summaryEvent()

resourcePreEvent

@Nullable
public ResourcePreEvent resourcePreEvent()

resourceOutputsEvent

@Nullable
public ResourceOutputsEvent resourceOutputsEvent()

resourceOperationFailedEvent

@Nullable
public ResourceOperationFailedEvent resourceOperationFailedEvent()

policyEvent

@Nullable
public PolicyEvent policyEvent()