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Section C.3.2, "Built-in Events," on page 147
Section C.3.3, "Rule-based Events," on page 148
C.3.1 Event Notification
An Event notifies two other PlateSpin Orchestrate services– the Job Scheduler and the Job Broker.
The Job Scheduler starts jobs that are awaiting an Event to trigger them.
The Job Broker invokes a callback on any long-running job that has registered for notification of an
Event.
See
"The PlateSpin Orchestrate Job
Client Reference
for more information about setting up a Job Schedule. Also see
in the
PlateSpin Orchestrate 2.0 Developer Guide and Reference
jobs can register for event notification.
C.3.2 Built-in Events
Built-in events occur when a managed object comes online/offline or has a health status change.
PlateSpin Orchestrate uses the following built-in Events to keep managed objects synchronized.
PlateSpin Orchestrate Built-in Events
Table C-1
Event Name
AGENT_VERSION_MISMATCH
REPOSITORY_HEALTH
RESOURCE_HEALTH
RESOURCE OFFLINE
RESOURCE_ONLINE
SERVER_UP
USER_HEALTH
USER_ONLINE
VMHOST_ADDED
VMHOST_HEALTH
VMHOST_NOT_AVAILABLE
VMHOST_REMOVED
For example, when a resource comes online (that is, the agent connects to server), the
Event is fired and both Scheduled Jobs with a trigger for that Event and long-
RESOURCE_ONLINE
running jobs with Event handlers are notified.
Scheduler" in the
PlateSpin Orchestrate 2.0 Development
Description
Resource Agent version mismatch (agent needs upgrade)
Repository health status has changed
Resource health status has changed
Resource Agent has logged off from server
Resource Agent has logged in to server
Server has fully started
User health status has changed
User has logged in to server
VM Host has been added
VM Host health status has changed
No VM Host is available
VM Host has been removed
"Job
Architecture"
for more information about how
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