# CloudEdge Event Federation — sender (on-prem) side (ADR 0006, Phase 1+2).
#
# This node observes LAN clients and emits routerd.client.ipv4.observed events
# into the shared "cloudedge" EventGroup, then pushes them over the overlay to
# the cloud peer (EventPeer). The cloud side (examples/event-federation/
# receiver-cloud.yaml) subscribes and turns them into RemoteAddressClaims.
#
# Emitting an observed event by hand for testing:
#
#   routerctl federation event emit \
#     --state-file /var/lib/routerd/routerd.db \
#     --group cloudedge --type routerd.client.ipv4.observed \
#     --subject 10.88.60.9/32 --source-node onprem-router \
#     --payload address=10.88.60.9/32 --payload domain=cloudedge-same-subnet \
#     --payload ownerSide=onprem --payload peerRef=onprem-main \
#     --payload providerRef=example-provider --ttl 30m
apiVersion: routerd.net/v1alpha1
kind: Router
metadata:
  name: cloudedge-sender
spec:
  resources:
    - apiVersion: federation.routerd.net/v1alpha1
      kind: EventGroup
      metadata:
        name: cloudedge
      spec:
        nodeName: onprem-router
        retention:
          maxEvents: 1000
          maxAge: 24h
        replayWindow: 5m

    - apiVersion: federation.routerd.net/v1alpha1
      kind: EventPeer
      metadata:
        name: cloud-router
      spec:
        groupRef: cloudedge
        nodeName: cloud-router
        # Push to the cloud receiver's overlay listen address (matches the
        # receiver EventGroup spec.listen).
        endpoint: http://169.254.110.2:8787
        direction: push
        types:
          - routerd.client.ipv4.observed
        subjectPrefixes:
          - 10.88.60.