DescribeSubscriberResponse
Types
Properties
Batching configuration for a subscriber.
The time the subscriber was created.
Free-text description. Used by every resource type that has one: event buses, subscribers, and event sources.
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) that uniquely identifies an event bus.
Configuration for filtering events delivered to a subscriber. On CreateSubscriber, Filters is required and must contain at least one Filter with a non-empty Pattern. On UpdateSubscriber, an empty FilterConfiguration:{} clears the existing filter. Any non-empty shape (including {Language:X} without Filters) must contain a valid Filters list — same contract as CreateSubscriber. A non-empty Filters list overwrites; an omitted FilterConfiguration preserves existing state. All Filters are implicitly ANDed — an event must match every Filter to be delivered.
Configuration for how the subscriber invokes its target.
The time the subscriber was last modified.
Log configuration for a subscriber.
On-failure configuration: where a failed delivery is sent. Shared by the subscriber and the EventSource.
Point-in-time configuration for a subscriber. Only applicable when StartingPosition is POINT_IN_TIME.
Retry policy for a subscriber.
True when the bus owner has revoked this subscriber. Present only when true, so an absent member means the subscriber is not revoked. Revocation is terminal: it never returns to false. Mutating operations on a revoked subscriber fail with InvalidStateException, except DeleteSubscriber, which stays available so a revoked subscriber can still be cleaned up.
Starting position for a subscriber.
Customer-controlled run state of a subscriber, set on create or update. Distinct from the bus lifecycle vocabulary, where ACTIVE means "provisioned and healthy". Delivery requires State RUNNING on a subscriber that is not revoked.
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) that uniquely identifies a subscriber.
Absent for universal (aws-sdk) targets, whose input transformation is UniversalTargetParameters.Input.
Delivery ordering mode of a subscriber: FIFO delivers events in order within an event group; UNORDERED delivers without an ordering guarantee.