Additional information about the event, expressed by using Markdown language and included in the details view of an announcement. Additional information might include remediation steps or answers to frequently asked questions. Avoid entering confidential information.
Impacted regions.
The list of resources, if any, affected by the event described in the announcement.
The type of announcement. An announcement's type signals its severity.
The sequence of connected announcements, or announcement chain, that this announcement belongs to. Related announcements share the same chain ID.
A detailed explanation of the event, expressed by using Markdown language. Avoid entering confidential information.
The name of the environment that this announcement pertains to.
The OCID of the announcement.
Whether the announcement is displayed as a banner in the console.
The current lifecycle state of the announcement.
The platform type that this announcement pertains to.
The reference Jira ticket number.
Impacted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services.
A summary of the issue. A summary might appear in the console banner view of the announcement or in an email subject line. Avoid entering confidential information.
The date and time the announcement was created, expressed in RFC 3339 timestamp format. Example: {@code 2019-01-01T17:43:01.389+0000}
The label associated with an initial time value. Example: {@code Time Started}
The type of a time associated with an initial time value. If the {@code timeOneTitle} attribute is present, then the {@code timeOneTitle} attribute contains a label of {@code timeOneType} in English. Example: {@code START_TIME}
The actual value of the first time value for the event. Typically, this denotes the time an event started, but the meaning can vary, depending on the announcement type. The {@code timeOneType} attribute describes the meaning.
The label associated with a second time value. Example: {@code Time Ended}
The type of a time associated with second time value. If the {@code timeTwoTitle} attribute is present, then the {@code timeTwoTitle} attribute contains a label of {@code timeTwoType} in English. Example: {@code END_TIME}
The actual value of the second time value. Typically, this denotes the time an event ended, but the meaning can vary, depending on the announcement type. The {@code timeTwoType} attribute describes the meaning.
The date and time the announcement was last updated, expressed in RFC 3339 timestamp format. Example: {@code 2019-01-01T17:43:01.389+0000}
A message about an impactful operational event.