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AsyncAPI Specification
generated: '2026-08-29'
method: searched
source: >-
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Events/Concepts/eventsoverview.htm,
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Events/Reference/eventenvelopereference.htm,
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Notification/Tasks/create-subscription.htm, and the
first-party contracts openapi/_original/oracle-cloud-events-openapi.yaml and
openapi/_original/oracle-cloud-notifications-openapi.yaml
provider: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
providerId: oracle-cloud
asyncapi_published: false
asyncapi_note: >-
Oracle publishes NO AsyncAPI document for OCI Events, Notifications, Streaming or Queue. The
event surface is real and well documented, but its contract is expressed as CloudEvents envelopes
plus per-service event-type reference pages, and its control plane is REST (Swagger 2.0). Nothing
is fabricated here — this file is the webhook/event catalog, not a synthesized AsyncAPI.
event_surface:
service: OCI Events
control_plane_spec: openapi/_original/oracle-cloud-events-openapi.yaml
control_plane_operations: [ListRules, CreateRule, GetRule, UpdateRule, DeleteRule, ChangeRuleCompartment]
model: >-
OCI services emit events onto a tenancy-wide bus. A Rule matches events by a filter over
eventType / compartment / tags and routes matches to one or more Actions: a Notifications topic,
a Streaming stream, or a Function.
envelope:
standard: CloudEvents
version: '0.1'
hosted_by: Cloud Native Computing Foundation
docs: https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Events/Reference/eventenvelopereference.htm
statement: >-
Verbatim from Oracle: "The structure of the envelope follows the CloudEvents industry
standard format hosted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)." and "Events uses
version 0.1 specification of the CloudEvents event envelope."
fields:
- {name: cloudEventsVersion, example: '0.1'}
- {name: eventID, description: Unique event identifier.}
- {name: eventType, example: com.oraclecloud.objectstorage.deletebucket}
- {name: eventTypeVersion, example: '1.0'}
- {name: source, example: objectstorage}
- {name: eventTime, example: '2019-01-10T21:19:24Z'}
- {name: contentType, example: application/json}
- {name: extensions, description: 'Mandatory in Oracle''s implementation; carries compartmentId and tenancy context.'}
- {name: data, description: Service-specific payload including resourceId and additionalDetails.}
deviation: >-
CloudEvents 0.1 predates the 1.0 attribute names. OCI uses cloudEventsVersion / eventID /
eventTime rather than specversion / id / time, and adds a mandatory `extensions` object. A
consumer written against CloudEvents 1.0 will not parse an OCI event without a shim.
event_type_naming: com.oraclecloud.<service>.<action>
event_type_catalog: https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Events/Reference/eventsproducers.htm
webhooks:
supported: true
mechanism: OCI Notifications subscription with the HTTPS (Custom URL) protocol
control_plane_spec: openapi/_original/oracle-cloud-notifications-openapi.yaml
control_plane_operations: [CreateSubscription, ListSubscriptions, GetSubscription, UpdateSubscription, DeleteSubscription, GetConfirmSubscription, ResendSubscriptionConfirmation, GetUnsubscription, PublishMessage]
endpoint_field:
name: endpoint
max_length: 512
description: >-
Verbatim from the Notifications contract: "A locator that corresponds to the subscription
protocol... HTTP-based protocols use URL endpoints that begin with 'http:' or 'https:'. A URL
cannot exceed 512 characters."
confirmation:
required: true
operations: [GetConfirmSubscription, ResendSubscriptionConfirmation]
note: >-
A new subscription is created in PENDING state and must be confirmed via the confirmation URL
Oracle delivers to the endpoint before messages flow. Unsubscribe is a matching
GetUnsubscription call.
protocols:
- {name: EMAIL, kind: email}
- {name: HTTPS (Custom URL), kind: webhook}
- {name: Function, kind: compute}
- {name: PagerDuty, kind: integration}
- {name: Slack, kind: integration}
- {name: SMS, kind: sms}
delivery_guarantees_documented: false
delivery_note: >-
Retry policy, delivery timeout and signature verification for HTTPS subscriptions are not
stated on the pages fetched in this pass, so nothing is asserted about them here.
alternative_streams:
- {service: OCI Streaming, kind: kafka-compatible, spec: not harvested in this pass}
- {service: OCI Queue, kind: message-queue, spec: not harvested in this pass}
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