A parks department developer is designing subscriptions for bucket and database lifecycle changes. What envelope do OCI services use when they emit those resource-state messages through the Events service?
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Short Explanation
OCI’s Events service carries structured notices that look like CNCF CloudEvents when a resource changes. That is different from payloads you publish yourself on Streaming or Queue. The word “event” (the message) is not the same as the Events service that lets you subscribe.
Full Explanation
Official OCI Events documentation states that services emit structured messages following the CNCF CloudEvents format for resource changes such as CRUD, lifecycle, and system events. The Events service is how you subscribe with rules. Streaming and Queue carry application-published payloads you define—they are not OCI’s resource-state envelope, and there is no separate proprietary Events envelope to memorize.