Uiza Documentation
2022-06-22
2022-06-22
  • Hola! 👋
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    • Authentication
    • Errors
    • Quick Starts
      • Live Streaming
      • Video Streaming
    • Pagination
    • Recommended Specifications
    • Sample Streaming Apps
      • NodeJS Live Streaming App
      • Java Live Streaming App
      • Python Live Streaming App
      • How to integrate live streaming into an Android App using Uiza’s Live API
    • Versioning
  • API Reference
    • Live Entities
      • Create a live entity
      • Retrieve a live entity
      • Update a live entity
      • Delete a live entity
      • List all live entities
      • Create a live relay
      • Update a live relay
      • Delete a live relay
    • Video Entities
      • Create a video entity
      • Retrieve a video entity
      • Update a video entity
      • Delete a video entity
      • List all video entities
    • Events
      • Event Types
    • Webhook Endpoints
      • Verifying signatures
      • Create a webhook endpoint
      • Update a webhook endpoint
      • Get a webhook endpoint
      • List all webhook endpoint
  • SDK REFERENCE
    • Introduction
    • Android SDK
      • Android Player SDK
      • Android Broadcast SDK
    • iOS SDK
      • iOS Player SDK
      • iOS Broadcast SDK
    • Web Player SDK
    • Flutter SDK
  • API UPGRADES
    • Release Notes
    • API Changelog
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  1. API Reference

Events

Uiza creates event objects containing data of the events occurred in your Uiza account that your applications might be interested in, for instance, a live_entity is created, a ingest.key is reset or a video_entity is deleted, etc.

While some API requests do not cause any event to be created such as Retrieve a live entity, other APIs may generate more than one event. For example, when you create a live entity, a live_entity.created, a live_entity.resource.accepted and a live_entity.ready events will be created consecutively.

Fundamentally, an event is created whenever there is a change in the state of an API resource. Therefore, there are events created without the trigger of any API request. A live_entity.publish created when Uiza receives your live feed signal is triggered by your broadcasting software, not as the result of an API request.

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