Events Management
Lens AppIQ Events gives you powerful fine-grained control over eventing.
Listing Events
To list the events that a user has permission to see, use the event list command.
lapps event list [--kind/-k kind name]... [--owner/-o owner] [--running/-r] [--target/-t target type] [--target-value/-v target value]
Flags:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| -k, --kind | (= []) Filter events by kind |
| -o, --owner | (= "") Filter events by owner |
| -r, --running | (= false) Shows only currently running events |
| -t, --target | (= "") Filter events by target type |
| -v, --target-value | (= "") Filter events by target value |
Event Information
To show detailed information about a specific event, use the event info command.
lapps event info <event-id>
Cancelling Events - Locked or Stuck Events
To cancel a running event or if the event is locked or stuck, use the event cancel command.
lapps event cancel <event-id> <reason> [-y]
Flags:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| -y, --assume-yes | (= false) Don't ask for confirmation |
Adding Event Blocks
To block an event, use the event block add command.
lapps event block add <reason> [-k/--kind kindName] [-o/--owner ownerName] [-t/--target targetType] [-v/--value targetValue]
Flags:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| -k, --kind | (= "") Event kind to be blocked |
| -o, --owner | (= "") Block a specific owner's events |
| -t, --target | (= "") Block events with a specific target type |
| -v, --value | (= "") Block events with a specific target value |
Removing Event Blocks
To remove an event block, use the event block remove command.
lapps event block remove <ID>
Updated 18 days ago