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Statuses of actions and operations on MySQL HeatWave resource are reported as Events on various pages of the MySQL HeatWave Console. To check for any failed actions or operations, go to the Events tabs, where the failures are reported and explained by the error messages.
Operations and Resources Monitored
Table 12-1 shows the operations and resources on MySQL HeatWave for the events, the types of events that are reported, and the locations on MySQL HeatWave Console where the Events tab (which shows the event reports) can be found.Table 12-1 Events Reported on the MySQL HeatWave Console
Resources and Operations | Types of Actions or Operations that Generate Event Reports | Location of Events Tab |
---|---|---|
DB System | Create, delete, resize, start, stop, restart, update, upgrade, configuration update | MySQL DB System Details |
HeatWave Cluster | Create, delete, start, stop, restart | HeatWave Cluster Details |
Inbound Replication Channel | Create, delete, update, resume, reset channel | Channel Details |
Backups | Create, update, delete | Backup Details |
MySQL Configurations | Create, update, delete | MySQL Configuration Details |
Information in an Event Report
The following information is available in each event:
- Type: The event and its status (In Progress, Succeeded, Failed). For example, Backup Delete Succeeded, Channel Create In Progress.
- Severity: The severity level of the event, which can
be one of
INFO
: General information is provided. No special concernsWARNING
: Warning on an event that might impact the DB System's operation if no actions are taken.CRITICAL
: A critical event. An urgent action is required to avoid adverse impact on your DB System.
- Message: The message body of the event report. It usually contains the information in Type plus the ID of the resource involved. For example, DB System e7fe1776-0066-4508-a904-ccb87b62ed46 stop in progress.
- Created: The date and time the event report was created.
The following additional information is available for each event in the Event Details window, which opens when you click on the event in the Events tab:
- Event ID: A unique ID of an event.
- The type of resource involved and its resource ID. For example, MySQL Configuration followed by Default MySQL Configuration for MySQL.32.256GB (Supports HeatWave) .