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Cloud Phone:Subscribe to Cloud Phone events using EventBridge

Last Updated:Jun 23, 2026

EventBridge lets you monitor Cloud Phone task status in real time without polling, saving computing resources and reducing system complexity. You can route Cloud Phone events to targets such as Function Compute or message queues to build event-driven automation.

Prerequisites

You must enable EventBridge. If it is not already enabled, log on to the EventBridge console, click Enable For Free, and follow the on-screen instructions to enable EventBridge and grant permissions.

The following procedure uses DingTalk (acs.dingtalk) as an example event target. Create a custom DingTalk robot before you begin. For more information, see the DingTalk developer documentation.

Procedure

Note

This feature is in invitational preview. To use this feature, submit a ticket to request activation.

Manually subscribe in the EventBridge console

  1. Log on to the EventBridge console. In the left-side navigation pane, click EventBridge. In the top navigation bar, select Singapore from the Region drop-down list.

  2. On the EventBridge page, click default (the dedicated event bus for Alibaba Cloud services).

  3. On the default page, choose Event Rules in the left-side navigation pane, and then click Create Rule.

  4. On the Configure Basic Info step, enter a Name and Description, and then click Next.

  5. On the Create Rule step, for Event Source, select acs.cloudphone Cloud Phone. Select an Event Type. The following table lists the supported event types.

    Supported event types

    Event

    Task type

    Event type

    Description

    Instance restart

    RebootInstance

    cloudphone:Instance:RebootInstanceCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the instance restart succeeds or fails.

    Instance reset

    ResetInstance

    cloudphone:Instance:ResetInstanceCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the instance reset succeeds or fails.

    Instance startup

    StartInstance

    cloudphone:Instance:StartInstanceCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the instance startup succeeds or fails.

    Instance shutdown

    StopInstance

    cloudphone:Instance:StopInstanceCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the instance shutdown succeeds or fails.

    Image update

    UpdateImage

    cloudphone:Instance:UpdateImageCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the image update succeeds or fails.

    Send file to instance

    SendFile

    cloudphone:Instance:SendFileCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when sending a file to an instance succeeds or fails.

    Fetch file from instance

    FetchFile

    cloudphone:Instance:FetchFileCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when fetching a file from an instance succeeds or fails.

    Data backup

    BackupFile

    cloudphone:Instance:BackupFileCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the data backup succeeds or fails.

    Data recovery

    RecoverFile

    cloudphone:Instance:RecoverFileCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the data recovery succeeds or fails.

    Application installation

    InstallApp

    cloudphone:Instance:InstallAppCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the application installation succeeds or fails.

    Application uninstallation

    UninstallApp

    cloudphone:Instance:UninstallAppCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the application uninstallation succeeds or fails.

    Remote command execution

    RunCommand

    cloudphone:Instance:RunCommandCompleted

    An event is triggered for this event type when the remote command execution succeeds or fails.

  6. On the Configure Targets step, set Service Type to DingTalk acs.dingtalk, enter the Address and Secret, click Example, leave the other parameters at their default settings, and then click Create.

    Note

    The preceding steps use DingTalk (acs.dingtalk) as an example. For more information about other target types, see Event targets.

  7. After a Cloud Phone event is completed, return to the default page. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Event Tracking. Set Event Source to asc:cloudphone and click Query to view the completed Cloud Phone events. To view the details of a specific event, click Event Trace.

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