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25.3. XML Representation of a Virtual Machine Creation Event

In addition to user, an event representation also contains a set of XML element relationships to resources relevant to the event.

Example 25.2. An XML representation of a virtual machine creation event

<event id="635" href="/api/events/635">
    <description>VM bar was created by rhevadmin.</description>
    <code>34</code>
    <severity>normal</severity>
    <time>2011-07-11T16:32:03.172+02:00</time>
    <user id="4621b611-43eb-4d2b-ae5f-1180850268c4"
      href="/api/users/4621b611-43eb-4d2b-ae5f-1180850268c4"/>
    <vm id="9b22d423-e16b-4dd8-9c06-c8e9358fbc66"
      href="/api/vms/9b22d423-e16b-4dd8-9c06-c8e9358fbc66"/>
    <storage_domain id="a8a0e93d-c570-45ab-9cd6-3c68ab31221f"
      href="/api/storagedomains/a8a0e93d-c570-45ab-9cd6-3c68ab31221f"/>
</event>
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This example representation provides XML element relationships to a virtual machine resource and a storage domain resource.
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