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domain | Image Upload |
meaning | A camera of any type uploaded an image to the yellow gateway, or a yellow webcam uploaded an image to a 3rd party server. |
severities | OK: The image was successfully uploaded. If it was uploaded to the yellow gateway, this means that it will shortly continue to image processing. In case of an upload to a 3rd party server, this event concludes the event chain. Note that a successful upload via FTP does not necessarily mean that the upload was complete. It is notoriously difficult to tell whether an ftp client has uploaded the whole file or only parts of it. Error: The image upload failed to commence or to complete. Yellow webcams may attempt a re-upload at a later time, typically at the next reboot. This will produce further UploadEvents in the same event chain. Uploads to 3rd party servers are not retried. |
data | The endpoint of the upload. |
applies for | All cameras |
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PanoramaUploadCompleteEvent
domain | Image Upload |
meaning | All images belonging to a panorama images have been uploaded |
severities | OK: All component images were successfully uploaded and are forwarded to be stitched Error: One or several component images of a panorama had errors in its event chain and is missing. The panorama cannot be stitched. |
data | How many component images the panorama consists of. |
applies for | Only panorama cameras |
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domain | Image Processing |
meaning | The processing configuration of one table has been applied to the image, and the image was stored successfully. Consequently, there should always be one ImageProcessingEvent per table per image. |
severities | OK: The configuration could be applied without issues and the image was stored. Warning: The configuration could be applied and the image stored, but there were some irregularities. This is most often the case if you configured a redirect to a 3rd party server, and the upload to that server failed. Error: The image configuration could not be applied and the image was not stored. This does not mean that the image is entirely lost. Another attempt at processing the image will be made in a few minutes, to a maximum of 3 attempts that will generate further ImageProcessingEvents in the same event chain. If the reason for a failed image is a faulty configuration, however (cropping outside the image borders is a favorite), these subsequent attempts are doomed to fail unless you fix the processing configuration in question. |
data | The name of the table the image was processed for, as well as the complete processing configuration for that table at the time the image was processed. |
applies for | All cameras |
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PanoramaStitchingEvent
domain | Image Processing |
meaning | The stitcher has finished stitching a panorama image, whether successfully or not. |
severities | OK: The image has been stitched and forwarded for any further processing you may have configured. Error: The image could not be stitched. Another attempt at stitching the image will be made in 15 minutes, to a maximum of 3 attempts, that will generate further PanoramaStitchingEvents in the same event chain. |
data | Access to the component images the panorama consists of. The output of the stitching operation itself, giving you potential pointers to what exactly went wrong and what you might have to fix to make the panorama work. |
applies for | Panorama cameras |
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