package typed

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Used in: ResourceEventCounts

• map<string, int32> mapReasonToCount = 1

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp timestamp = 1

  This is a bit of a pain to convert, but uint64 is just as bad

• string kind = 2

• KubeWatchResult.WatchType watchType = 3

• string payload = 4

Used in: KubeWatchResult

• ADD = 0

• UPDATE = 1

• DELETE = 2

• map<int64, EventCounts> mapMinToEvents = 1

Enough information to draw a timeline and hierarchy Key: /<kind>/<namespace>/<name>/<uid>

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp firstSeen = 1

  Scoped to this partition

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp lastSeen = 2

  Also scoped to this partition

• optional google.protobuf.Timestamp createTime = 3

  Taken from in resource

• bool deletedAtEnd = 4

  Tells us that the lastSeen time is also when it was deleted

• repeated string relationships = 5

  List of relationships. Direction does not matter. Examples: A Pod has a relationship to its namespace, ReplicaSet or StatefulSet, node A ReplicaSet has a relationship to deployment and namespace A node might have a relationship to a rack (maybe latery, as this is virtual) We dont need relationships in both directions. We can union them at query time Uses same key format here as this overall table

Track when 'watch' occurred for a resource within partition

• repeated int64 NoChangeAt = 1

  List of timestamps where `watch` event did not contain changes from previous event

• repeated int64 ChangedAt = 2

  List of timestamps where 'watch' event contained a change from previous event