Service Events

Description

Here is a typical CloudEvent example:

{
  "specversion" : "1.0",
  "id" : "018dcb5f-aaa8-7bd3-92bd-ac1f0d52b2dd",
  "source" : "pulsar://localhost:6650/infinitic/test9/services/HelloService",
  "type" : "infinitic.task.completed",
  "datacontenttype" : "application/json",
  "subject" : "018dcb5f-aa4f-7187-8a9d-d656c4e13a1b",
  "time" : "2024-02-21T11:14:20.968Z",
  "data" : {
    "result" : "Hello 0!",
    "retrySequence" : 0,
    "retryIndex" : 0,
    "serviceName" : "HelloService",
    "taskName" : "addEnthusiasm",
    "taskMeta" : { },
    "taskTags" : [ ],
    "workerName" : "standalone-13907-104",
    "infiniticVersion" : "0.18.1"
  }
}

For all service events:

id serves as a unique identifier for the event.
subject denotes the task's ID.
time indicates the publishing time of the event.
type is prefixed with infinitic.task.*, where * corresponds to one of the following:

CloudEvent's type postfix	Type	Description
`dispatch`	Command	A task execution is required
`started`	Event	A worker has begun processing the task.
`completed`	Event	A worker has succesfuly processed the task
`retryScheduled`	Event	The task has failed and is scheduled for retry per the retry policy.
`failed`	Event	The task did not succeed within the allowed retries as defined by the retry policy.
`delegationCompleted`	Event	Successful completion of a delegated task by the worker.

The data field contains the data below, as well as type-specific information:

Field Name	Type	Description
`retrySequence`	Int	Index of the number of manual retries.
`retryIndex`	Int	Index of the number of automatic retries.
`serviceName`	String	Name of the service (provided by the `@Name` class annotation or the class's name if not specified).
`taskName`	String	Name of the task (provided by the `@Name` method annotation or the method's name if not specified).
`taskMeta`	Map<String, ByteArray>	Metadata of the task.
`taskTags`	Array<String>	Tags associated with the task.
`infiniticVersion`	String	Version of Infinitic used by the entity that published the event (e.g., ":0.18.1").

The source property describes the Pulsar cluster, tenant, and namespaces, as well as the service's name. However this property does not represent an actual Pulsar topic, as the events originate from multiple internal topics.