DestinationSuppressionReason
A model the API reference uses in a request or a response. The operation pages link every field typed as this model here.
Why a notification destination endpoint was durably suppressed. A suppression is stored, like a SendGrid-style suppression list, and stays in effect until it expires or is cleared.
Values
Values:
Values combine: send one or more member names separated by a comma and a space, or the integer sum of their values. Responses carry the names.
ConsecutiveFailures |
The endpoint failed the configured number of sustained consecutive delivery attempts. |
PermanentHttpError |
The endpoint returned a permanent (non-retryable) HTTP client error (a 4xx other than 401 / 403 / 408 / 429), signalling the request is wrong-by-construction (URL gone, payload refused) and will keep failing the same way on retry. |
Manual |
An administrator suppressed the endpoint manually. |
AuthRejection |
The endpoint repeatedly rejected our credentials (401 Unauthorized or 403 Forbidden). Kept distinct from PermanentHttpError so an operator can tell an auth-plane problem (expired secret, WAF rule, IP allowlist) from an endpoint that is genuinely gone: the two call for completely different remediation. Unlike a gone endpoint, this is never applied on a single response and carries a shorter expiry. |
Fields
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