CreateEventBusResponse

The time the event bus was created.

Free-text description. Used by every resource type that has one: event buses, subscribers, and event sources.

Encryption configuration for an event bus.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) that uniquely identifies an event bus.

Name of an event bus. The first character must be alphanumeric; the remaining characters may also include '.', '-', and '_'. The grammar matches the name segment of EventBusArn (event-busv2//), so every valid name can be represented in the bus's ARN. The same type is used everywhere a bus name appears.

Lifecycle state of an event bus. - CREATING: Bus creation is in progress. - CREATE_FAILED: Bus creation failed; see StateReason. The bus cannot be recovered or recreated in place: delete it with DeleteEventBus, then create a new bus. - ACTIVE: Bus is fully operational and can accept events. - UPDATING: Bus update is in progress. - UPDATE_FAILED: Bus update failed; the bus remains operational with its previous configuration. - DELETING: Bus deletion is actively in progress. - DELETE_FAILED: Bus deletion failed; see StateReason. Retry DeleteEventBus after removing subscribers and event sources.

Human-readable explanation of why an event bus is in its current State. Omitted when the bus is in a normal operational state (ACTIVE). It stands in for the error response an asynchronous failure cannot return, so it applies only to resources with an asynchronous lifecycle: event buses. EventSources and subscribers are provisioned synchronously and report failures directly on the request.

Event storage configuration of an event bus, as returned on reads.