Receive task completion notifications via HTTP callback or MQ

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Instead of polling for task results, you can configure an HTTP callback URL or RocketMQ to receive task completion notifications from EventBridge. Once notified, query the result API once to get the output.

Background

Asynchronous tasks in Alibaba Cloud Model Studio are integrated with EventBridge. As an event relay service, EventBridge routes events to the configured event targets (that is, the event receivers). The “notifications” mentioned in this topic are specific “events” in the EventBridge system.

When Alibaba Cloud Model Studio finishes processing an asynchronous task, whether the task succeeded or failed, a task completion event (containing the task status, task ID, and other information) is generated and reported to EventBridge. EventBridge then pushes the event to your configured event target. For more event targets and configuration methods, see Event targets and Target service types.

Active polling vs. receiving async task completion notifications
Comparison dimensionActive pollingReceiving async task completion notifications

Rate limiting

The result query API is rate-limited (20 QPS)

No rate limiting

Integration complexity

Simple—just poll the result query API

Some tasks (such as text-to-image and text-to-video) provide SDKs with polling already implemented, which you can use directly; if no SDK is provided, you need to implement it yourself

Slightly more complex

You need to configure an HTTP callback URL or RocketMQ in EventBridge and parse the notifications pushed by EventBridge

Server resource consumption

Polling consumes your business system resources, especially for high-frequency queries

Does not consume your business system resources—events are pushed proactively by EventBridge

Timeliness

Lower timeliness, depending on the polling frequency

High timeliness—pushed immediately after the task completes

Recommendation

Suitable for low-concurrency, small-scale tasks, or scenarios without strict real-time requirements

Suitable for high-concurrency, large-scale tasks, or scenarios with strict real-time requirements

To receive asynchronous task completion notifications, you can configure event targets in EventBridge. Common configurations include:

Option 1: Configure an HTTP callback URL

Overview

After Alibaba Cloud Model Studio completes a task, it reports the task completion event to EventBridge. EventBridge then pushes this event to your callback endpoint. Your callback endpoint parses the event to extract the successfully processed task ID and calls the result query API once to retrieve the task output.

Benefits: Compared to direct polling, this approach avoids unnecessary polling requests, reduces resource consumption, and lowers pressure on the result query API’s rate limits.

Billing: EventBridge billing.

For example, the asynchronous invocation flow using an HTTP callback URL for text-to-image is as follows:

  • Create a text-to-image task and receive a task_id. The task is not yet complete.

  • After Alibaba Cloud Model Studio finishes processing, it reports the task completion event to EventBridge.

  • EventBridge proactively pushes the event to the HTTP callback endpoint.

  • The callback endpoint parses the event to obtain the completed task_id.

  • Finally, call the result query API to get the generated image URL.

image

Procedure

Step 1: Prepare the HTTP callback endpoint

Typically, deploy the HTTP callback endpoint in your business system to receive asynchronous event notifications. It must meet these requirements:

  • Request URL: An HTTP URL accessible over the public network or an Alibaba Cloud VPC.
  • Request method: POST.
  • Request body: JSON format containing the asynchronous task completion event data. You can view the exact event structure in the EventBridge console. Example:

Click to view the data structure of the asynchronous task completion event

{
    "datacontenttype": "application/json;charset=utf-8",
    "aliyunaccountid": "xxxxx",
    "aliyunpublishtime": "2023-10-25T01:45:16.993Z",
    "data": {
        "start_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:09",
        "user_api_unique_key": "apikey:v1:audio:asr:transcription:paraformer-8k-v2",
        "task_status": "SUCCEEDED",
        "contain_result": false,
        "end_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:16",
        "task_id": "a154c328-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-e52a9a7e9a35",
        "region": "cn-beijing",
        "request_id": "108f38f5-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-6504db9080b3",
        "api_key_id": "1250"
    },
    "aliyunoriginalaccountid": "xxxxxxxx",
    "specversion": "1.0",
    "aliyuneventbusname": "default",
    "id": "81765e5b-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-bbad8dde2bd9",
    "source": "acs.dashscope",
    "time": "2023-1-25T01:45:16.969Z",
    "aliyunregionid": "cn-beijing",
    "type": "dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"
}

Step 2: Query events in the EventBridge console

The EventBridge console lets you query events delivered by Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

  1. Log on to your Alibaba Cloud primary account and go to the EventBridge console. Switch to the China (Beijing) region. In the navigation pane on the left, select Event buses and click default to enter the default event bus for cloud services.

    Alibaba Cloud Model Studio uses the default event bus by default.

  2. Click Event tracking and enter query conditions to find asynchronous task completion events from Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

    • Event source: Search for and select acs.dashscope, indicating the event originates from DashScope (also known as Lingji Model Service, an underlying service of Alibaba Cloud Model Studio).
    • Event type: Search for and select dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish, indicating an asynchronous task completion event.
  3. Click Details to view the details of the asynchronous task completion events reported by Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

{
    "datacontenttype": "application/json;charset=utf-8",
    "aliyunaccountid": "xxxxx",
    "aliyunpublishtime": "2023-10-25T01:45:16.993Z",
    "data": {
        "start_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:09",
        "user_api_unique_key": "apikey:v1:audio:asr:transcription:paraformer-8k-v2",
        "task_status": "SUCCEEDED",
        "contain_result": false,
        "end_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:16",
        "task_id": "a154c328-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-e52a9a7e9a35",
        "region": "cn-beijing",
        "request_id": "108f38f5-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-6504db9080b3",
        "api_key_id": "1250"
    },
    "aliyunoriginalaccountid": "xxxxxxxx",
    "specversion": "1.0",
    "aliyuneventbusname": "default",
    "id": "81765e5b-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-bbad8dde2bd9",
    "source": "acs.dashscope",
    "time": "2023-1-25T01:45:16.969Z",
    "aliyunregionid": "cn-beijing",
    "type": "dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"
}

Click to view parameter descriptions

Parameter

Type

Description

Example value

datacontenttype

String

Data format of the data field. Only application/json is supported.

application/json;charset=utf-8

aliyunaccountid

String

Alibaba Cloud account ID.

123456789098****

aliyunpublishtime

String

Time when the event was received.

2020-11-19T21:04:42.179PRC

data

Object

Event content. A JSON object whose structure is defined by the originating service. CloudEvents may include contextual information provided by the event producer at the time of occurrence, encapsulated within data.

data[].start_time

String

Asynchronous task start time.

Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

2023-10-25 09:45:09

data[].end_time

String

Asynchronous task completion time.

Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

2023-10-25 09:45:16

data[].user_api_unique_key

String

Unique API key (the five elements of the model API used when submitting the task). Format:

apikey:version:group:task:function-call:model

  • version: version

  • group: group

  • task: task name

  • function-call: method name

  • model: model name

apikey:v1:audio:asr:transcription:paraformer-8k-v2

data[].task_status

String

Task status

  • PENDING: queued

  • RUNNING: processing

  • SUCCEEDED: Processing succeeded.

  • FAILED: failed

  • CANCELED: Task canceled

  • UNKNOWN: task does not exist or status unknown

SUCCEEDED

data[].task_id

String

Task ID

a154c328-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-e52a9a7e9a35

data[].region

String

Region where the task runs

cn-beijing

data[].request_id

String

Request ID

108f38f5-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-6504db9080b3

data[].api_key_id

String

API key ID

1234

data[].contain_result

Boolean

Whether the event contains result details.

  • true: Contains result details.

  • false: Does not contain result details.

true

data[].output_result

JSON

Result details. Returned when contain_result is true.

{"request_id": "6abe5b9b-f95c-9a23-8bed-0a04c2158b5c", "output": {"task_id": "84d0e919-5eda-40a1-a6e9-a94033840693", "task_status": "SUCCEEDED", "submit_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:19.940", "scheduled_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:19.995", "end_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:25.186", "text": "This is a simulated text generation result."}, "usage": {"output_tokens": 100, "input_tokens": 21}}

aliyunoriginalaccountid

String

Original Alibaba Cloud account ID

123456789098****

specversion

String

CloudEvents protocol version

1.0

aliyuneventbusname

String

Name of the event bus that receives the event

default

id

String

Event ID—a unique value identifying the event.

45ef4dewdwe1-7c35-447a-bd93-fab****

source

String

Event source.

The service that provides the event, identifying what occurred. It typically includes the event source type, publishing mechanism, or production process. The sender must ensure that each event’s source+id combination is unique.

acs.dashscope

time

String

Time when the event was generated.

If the exact event time is unknown, CloudEvents producers may set time to another value (e.g., current time), but all producers for the same source must use consistent values.

2020-11-19T21:04:41+08:00

aliyunregionid

String

Region that receives the event.

cn-beijing

type

String

Event type.

Describes the type of event related to the source. Used for routing, event queries, and policy enforcement. The format is defined by the producer and includes version information.

dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish

Step 3: Configure event forwarding rules

  1. In the navigation pane on the left, select Event rules and click Create rule.

  2. Configure basic information: Enter a custom rule name and description.

  3. Configure event pattern: Specify which events to forward.

    • Event source: Search for and select acs.dashscope, indicating the event originates from Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

    • Event type: Search for and select dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish, indicating an asynchronous task completion event.

    • Pattern content: Configure filter conditions to match specific events. Use fields from the event details queried in Step 2. For pattern syntax, see Event patterns. Examples:

      • Default: After selecting the event source and type, the pattern defaults to the following, forwarding all dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish events.
{
  "source": ["acs.dashscope"],
  "type": ["dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"]
}
  • Filter by field: Forward only events where the user_api_unique_key field ends with :paraformer-8k-v2—that is, only events for the paraformer-8k-v2 model. Event type is dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish.
{
  "source": ["acs.dashscope"],
  "type": ["dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"],
  "data": {
    "user_api_unique_key": [
      {"suffix": ":paraformer-8k-v2"}
    ]
  }
}
  1. Configure event targets: Supports multiple event target types, including HTTP callback URLs and RocketMQ message queues. See Step 4 for details.

Step 4: Set the event target to an HTTP callback endpoint

  1. Configure event target: Forward events to an HTTP callback URL.

    • Service type: Select “HTTP”.

    • URL: Enter the HTTP service endpoint.

    • Body: Select “Complete event”.

    • Network type: Choose based on your service endpoint.

      • HTTP supports both public and private networks. If you select private network, configure VPC, vSwitch, and SecurityGroup.
  2. Click Confirm to save the rule. If the event target shows an HTTP style, the configuration succeeded.

    The rule’s Event target column now displays HTTP (1).

Option 2: Configure RocketMQ

Overview

After Alibaba Cloud Model Studio completes a task, it reports the task completion event to EventBridge. EventBridge forwards the event to Message Queue for RocketMQ. Your application listens to the message queue, consumes the message, extracts the completed task ID, and calls the result query API once to retrieve the task output.

Benefits: Unlike the HTTP callback approach, RocketMQ guarantees message delivery and supports retry on failure—ideal for scenarios requiring high message reliability.

Billing: EventBridge billing, RocketMQ billing.

For example, the asynchronous invocation flow using RocketMQ for text-to-image is as follows:

  • Create a text-to-image task and receive a task_id. The task is not yet complete.

  • After Alibaba Cloud Model Studio finishes processing, it reports the task completion event to EventBridge.

  • EventBridge proactively forwards the event to the specified RocketMQ queue.

  • Your application listens to the RocketMQ queue, consumes the message, and extracts the completed task_id.

  • Finally, call the result query API to get the generated image URL.

image

Procedure

Step 1: Prepare a RocketMQ instance (skip if you already have a RocketMQ queue)

To receive events via a RocketMQ message queue, first prepare a RocketMQ queue and then receive messages.

  1. Go to the RocketMQ console. In the navigation pane on the left, select Instances and click Create Instance.

    Instance ID example: rmq-cn-nwy*******.

  2. Create a Topic for the instance and enter a custom topic name.

  3. Create a Group for the instance and enter a custom group name.

Step 2: Query events in the EventBridge console

The EventBridge console lets you query events delivered by Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

  1. Log on to your Alibaba Cloud primary account and go to the EventBridge console. Switch to the China (Beijing) region. In the navigation pane on the left, select Event buses and click default to enter the default event bus for cloud services.

    Alibaba Cloud Model Studio uses the default event bus by default.

  2. Click Event tracking and enter query conditions to find asynchronous task completion events from Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

    • Event source: Search for and select acs.dashscope, indicating the event originates from DashScope (also known as Lingji Model Service, an underlying service of Alibaba Cloud Model Studio).
    • Event type: Search for and select dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish, indicating an asynchronous task completion event.
  3. Click Details to view the details of the asynchronous task completion events reported by Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

{
    "datacontenttype": "application/json;charset=utf-8",
    "aliyunaccountid": "xxxxx",
    "aliyunpublishtime": "2023-10-25T01:45:16.993Z",
    "data": {
        "start_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:09",
        "user_api_unique_key": "apikey:v1:audio:asr:transcription:paraformer-8k-v2",
        "task_status": "SUCCEEDED",
        "contain_result": false,
        "end_time": "2023-10-25 09:45:16",
        "task_id": "a154c328-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-e52a9a7e9a35",
        "region": "cn-beijing",
        "request_id": "108f38f5-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-6504db9080b3",
        "api_key_id": "1250"
    },
    "aliyunoriginalaccountid": "xxxxxxxx",
    "specversion": "1.0",
    "aliyuneventbusname": "default",
    "id": "81765e5b-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-bbad8dde2bd9",
    "source": "acs.dashscope",
    "time": "2023-1-25T01:45:16.969Z",
    "aliyunregionid": "cn-beijing",
    "type": "dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"
}

Click to view parameter descriptions

Parameter

Type

Description

Example value

datacontenttype

String

Data format of the data field. Only application/json is supported.

application/json;charset=utf-8

aliyunaccountid

String

Alibaba Cloud account ID.

123456789098****

aliyunpublishtime

String

Time when the event was received.

2020-11-19T21:04:42.179PRC

data

Object

Event content. A JSON object whose structure is defined by the originating service. CloudEvents may include contextual information provided by the event producer at the time of occurrence, encapsulated within data.

data[].start_time

String

Asynchronous task start time.

Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

2023-10-25 09:45:09

data[].end_time

String

Asynchronous task completion time.

Format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

2023-10-25 09:45:16

data[].user_api_unique_key

String

Unique API key (the five elements of the model API used when submitting the task). Format:

apikey:version:group:task:function-call:model

  • version: version

  • group: group

  • task: task name

  • function-call: method name

  • model: model name

apikey:v1:audio:asr:transcription:paraformer-8k-v2

data[].task_status

String

Task status

  • PENDING: queued

  • RUNNING: processing

  • SUCCEEDED: Processing succeeded.

  • FAILED: failed

  • CANCELED: Task canceled

  • UNKNOWN: task does not exist or status unknown

SUCCEEDED

data[].task_id

String

Task ID

a154c328-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-e52a9a7e9a35

data[].region

String

Region where the task runs

cn-beijing

data[].request_id

String

Request ID

108f38f5-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-6504db9080b3

data[].api_key_id

String

API key ID

1234

data[].contain_result

Boolean

Whether the event contains result details.

  • true: Contains result details.

  • false: Does not contain result details.

true

data[].output_result

JSON

Result details. Returned when contain_result is true.

{"request_id": "6abe5b9b-f95c-9a23-8bed-0a04c2158b5c", "output": {"task_id": "84d0e919-5eda-40a1-a6e9-a94033840693", "task_status": "SUCCEEDED", "submit_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:19.940", "scheduled_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:19.995", "end_time": "2026-05-20 15:38:25.186", "text": "This is a simulated text generation result."}, "usage": {"output_tokens": 100, "input_tokens": 21}}

aliyunoriginalaccountid

String

Original Alibaba Cloud account ID

123456789098****

specversion

String

CloudEvents protocol version

1.0

aliyuneventbusname

String

Name of the event bus that receives the event

default

id

String

Event ID—a unique value identifying the event.

45ef4dewdwe1-7c35-447a-bd93-fab****

source

String

Event source.

The service that provides the event, identifying what occurred. It typically includes the event source type, publishing mechanism, or production process. The sender must ensure that each event’s source+id combination is unique.

acs.dashscope

time

String

Time when the event was generated.

If the exact event time is unknown, CloudEvents producers may set time to another value (e.g., current time), but all producers for the same source must use consistent values.

2020-11-19T21:04:41+08:00

aliyunregionid

String

Region that receives the event.

cn-beijing

type

String

Event type.

Describes the type of event related to the source. Used for routing, event queries, and policy enforcement. The format is defined by the producer and includes version information.

dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish

Step 3: Configure event forwarding rules

  1. In the navigation pane on the left, select Event rules and click Create rule.

  2. Configure basic information: Enter a custom rule name and description.

  3. Configure event pattern: Specify which events to forward.

    • Event source: Search for and select acs.dashscope, indicating the event originates from Alibaba Cloud Model Studio.

    • Event type: Search for and select dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish, indicating an asynchronous task completion event.

    • Pattern content: Configure filter conditions to match specific events. Use fields from the event details queried in Step 2. For pattern syntax, see Event patterns. Examples:

      • Default: After selecting the event source and type, the pattern defaults to the following, forwarding all dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish events.
{
  "source": ["acs.dashscope"],
  "type": ["dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"]
}
  • Filter by field: Forward only events where the user_api_unique_key field ends with :paraformer-8k-v2—that is, only events for the paraformer-8k-v2 model. Event type is dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish.
{
  "source": ["acs.dashscope"],
  "type": ["dashscope:System:AsyncTaskFinish"],
  "data": {
    "user_api_unique_key": [
      {"suffix": ":paraformer-8k-v2"}
    ]
  }
}
  1. Configure event targets: Supports multiple event target types, including HTTP callback URLs and RocketMQ message queues. See Step 4 for details.

Step 4: Set the event target to RocketMQ

After creating RocketMQ, open the event target configuration interface and select your RocketMQ instance.

  • Service type: Select “Message Queue for RocketMQ”.
  • Version: The RocketMQ version you created, such as RocketMQ 5.x.
  • Instance ID: The instance ID of your RocketMQ instance. See Step 1.
  • Topic: The topic name you created. See Step 1.

Step 5: View messages in the RocketMQ console

After configuration, submit an asynchronous task. Once complete, view the message in your configured RocketMQ topic.

  • Viewing messages online in RocketMQ requires enabling the one-click send/receive experience feature.
  • The one-click send/receive experience feature is implemented based on Function Compute. If you exceed the free trial quota, a small fee will be charged. See Function Compute billing rules.

On the Topic Management page, find the topic you created and click Details in the Actions column on the right.

On the topic details page, switch to the One-click send/receive experience tab. In the Basic Features section, select a consumption method, such as PushConsumer consumption.

After configuring parameters like Topic Name and Group ID, click Run to start receiving messages. The Run Results tab displays a list of received messages, including message ID and receipt time.

Step 6: Use the SDK to receive and consume messages

Use the RocketMQ Java SDK to implement the following logic: subscribe to the relevant topic and implement a message listener. Process the message upon receipt.

The following example shows Java client code for RocketMQ 5.0.

  • In a Maven project, add this dependency:
<dependency>
  <groupId>org.apache.rocketmq</groupId>
  <artifactId>rocketmq-client-java</artifactId>
  <version>5.0.4</version>
</dependency>
  • Example code for consuming MQ messages:
import com.alibaba.fastjson2.JSON;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.apis.*;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.apis.consumer.ConsumeResult;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.apis.consumer.FilterExpression;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.apis.consumer.FilterExpressionType;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.apis.consumer.PushConsumer;
import org.apache.rocketmq.shaded.org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.apache.rocketmq.shaded.org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.Collections;

public class ConsumerExample {
    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ConsumerExample.class);

    private ConsumerExample() {
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws ClientException, IOException, InterruptedException {
        /*
          Endpoint obtained from the Endpoints tab on the instance details page in the console.
          If accessing from an Alibaba Cloud ECS instance over the internal network, use the VPC endpoint.
          If accessing from a local public network or on-premises IDC, use the public endpoint. Public endpoint access requires enabling public network access for the instance.
         */
        String endpoints = "xxxx";
        // Specify the target topic to subscribe to. The topic must be created in the console beforehand; otherwise, an error occurs.
        String topic = "xxxx";
        // Specify the consumer group for the consumer. The group must be created in the console beforehand; otherwise, an error occurs.
        String consumerGroup = "xxxx";
        final ClientServiceProvider provider = ClientServiceProvider.loadService();
        ClientConfigurationBuilder builder = ClientConfiguration.newBuilder().setEndpoints(endpoints);
        /*
          If using a public endpoint, configure the instance username and password, available on the instance details page in the console.
          If accessing from an Alibaba Cloud ECS instance over the internal network, skip this configuration—the server intelligently retrieves VPC info.
         */
        builder.setCredentialProvider(new StaticSessionCredentialsProvider("xxxx", "xxxx"));
        ClientConfiguration clientConfiguration = builder.build();
        // Subscription filter rule—subscribe to messages with any tag.
        String tag = "*";
        FilterExpression filterExpression = new FilterExpression(tag, FilterExpressionType.TAG);
        // Initialize PushConsumer with consumer group, communication parameters, and subscription relationship.
        PushConsumer pushConsumer = provider.newPushConsumerBuilder()
        .setClientConfiguration(clientConfiguration)
        // Set consumer group.
        .setConsumerGroup(consumerGroup)
        // Set pre-bound subscription relationships.
        .setSubscriptionExpressions(Collections.singletonMap(topic, filterExpression))
        // Set message listener.
        .setMessageListener(messageView -> {
            try {
                // Process message and return consumption result.
                ByteBuffer buffer = messageView.getBody();
                ByteBuffer newBuffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(buffer.capacity());
                for (int i = 0; i < buffer.capacity(); i++) {
                    newBuffer.put(buffer.get(i));
                }
                String result = new String(newBuffer.array());
                LOGGER.info("Consume message={}", JSON.toJSONString(result));
                System.out.println(result);
                return ConsumeResult.SUCCESS;
            } catch (Exception e) {
                LOGGER.error("deal message has error", e);
                return ConsumeResult.FAILURE;
            }
        })
        .build();
        Thread.sleep(Long.MAX_VALUE);

        // Close PushConsumer when no longer needed.
        pushConsumer.close();
    }
}

FAQ

Can one event rule have multiple event targets?

Yes. A single event rule can have multiple event targets. If multiple event targets are configured, the same event is delivered to each configured event target.

I configured an event rule but am not receiving events. Why?

Ensure the event forwarding rule’s region matches the event’s region. For example, a rule configured in the China (Beijing) region only forwards China (Beijing) events—not China (Shanghai) or other regions. Check the EventBridge region in the region selector at the top of the console page.

HTTP/HTTPS service request times out or returns an error?

Follow these steps to troubleshoot:

  1. Check the HTTP/HTTPS service status.

  2. Verify the URL configured in the event target.

  3. Check the Network type configured for the event target:

    • PublicNetwork: Public network—ensure the URL is publicly accessible.

    • PrivateNetwork: VPC network—if selected, verify VPC, vSwitch, and SecurityGroup configurations.

      • Check VPC and vSwitch settings.
      • Check network security group settings.
  4. For other parameter settings, see Event target parameters.