Unique identifier name of the <a href="https://docs.kelvininc.com/latest/kelvin-overview/kelvin-platform/kelvin-assets/\" target="_blank">Kelvin Asset.

Time of creation of this Kelvin Control Change in ISO 8601 UTC date/time format. Example; "2022-08-22T08:41:01.657916Z".

Who created the Kelvin Control Change.

For a user this will normally be a user name or user email address and for a workload it will be the workload's unique name.

Type of process that created the Kelvin Control Change.

There are two types; user which is a normal user registered on the Kelvin Platform or workload which is an automated process like a Kelvin Rule or from a program in a Kelvin App.

Unique identifier id for the Kelvin Control Change.

Last message received from the Kelvin Control Change Manager.

For example some messages received could be The system considers the Managed Control Change to be successfully applied. or The Control Change was sent to the Bridge. At this stage, the system is monitoring according to the Acceptance Criteria parameters and the retry logic..

Current state of the last Kelvin Control Change.

Available states are; pending, sent, applied and failed. check out Kelvin Control Change Statuses in the Kelvin Documentation for more details about each status.

Unique identifier name of the Kelvin Metric.

The original value payload before the change was applied

The new value payload to be applied.

Array of dictionary objects with the details of each status change including the timestamp, state, message and payload value.

Time when created_by sent the Kelvin Control Change request to the Kelvin Platform. The date-time is in ISO 8601 UTC date/time format. Example; "2022-08-22T08:41:01.657916Z".

Time of last state change of this Kelvin Control Change in ISO 8601 UTC date/time format. Example; "2022-08-22T08:41:01.657916Z".