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CloudEvents

As explained in Google Anthos in Action

CloudEvents is an open standard for describing event data in a common, interoperable format.

CloudEvents is an open standard for describing event data in a common, interoperable format. Knative Eventing uses it to parse events arriving from external sources before delivering them through event-processing pipelines. section 9.3.3

Within Knative Eventing, CloudEvents connects external event sources with Brokers, Triggers, and services. Sources can include predefined integrations such as Google Cloud Storage events, while targets can be Knative or Kubernetes Services. section 9.3.3

Figure 9.6 Knative Eventing resources
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The Knative Eventing architecture shows where standardized events enter through sources, pass through a Broker, are filtered by Triggers, and reach services. section 9.3.3

How Google Anthos in Action covers it

How deep it goes
Explains CloudEvents as Knative’s parsing standard but stops short of specifying its schema or serialization details.
Examples
Uses external events such as Google Cloud Storage events within Knative Eventing pipelines.
What it assumes
Assumes event-source and service-routing concepts while establishing CloudEvents’ role in Knative Eventing.
What you can do after
Evaluate event-driven architectures by identifying CloudEvents as the common format between sources and Knative targets.
How it connects
Connects CloudEvents with Knative Eventing, event sources, Brokers, Triggers, and Kubernetes Services.

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