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# Setting a priority AND an event means both have to be satisfied.
#
# However, defining different sets for the same driver allows you
# to do OR operations.
#
# See how this logic is modelled below:
#
# if (priority in info, warn or error) or
# (event == compute.scheduler.run_instance)
# send to messaging driver ...
#
# if priority == 'poll' and
# event == 'bandwidth.*'
# send to poll driver
group_1:
messaging:
accepted_priorities: ['info', 'warn', 'error']
poll:
accepted_priorities: ['poll']
accepted_events: ['bandwidth.*']
log:
accepted_events: ['compute.instance.exists']
group_2:
messaging:⋅
accepted_events: ['compute.scheduler.run_instance.*']
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