@sst-provider/cloudflare5 5.0.0-alpha1 → 5.0.0-alpha1-1

package/bin/waitingRoom.d.ts

@@ -18,83 +18,193 @@ export declare class WaitingRoom extends pulumi.CustomResource {
      */
     static isInstance(obj: any): obj is WaitingRoom;
     /**
-     * A list of additional hostname and paths combination to be applied on the waiting room.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Additional hostname and path combinations to which this
+     * waiting room will be applied. There is an implied wildcard at the end of the path. The hostname and path combination
+     * must be unique to this and all other waiting rooms.
      */
-    readonly additionalRoutes: pulumi.Output<outputs.WaitingRoomAdditionalRoute[] | undefined>;
+    readonly additionalRoutes: pulumi.Output<outputs.WaitingRoomAdditionalRoute[]>;
     /**
-     * A cookie suffix to be appended to the Cloudflare waiting room cookie name.
+     * Configures cookie attributes for the waiting room cookie. This encrypted cookie stores a user's status in the waiting
+     * room, such as queue position.
      */
-    readonly cookieSuffix: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly cookieAttributes: pulumi.Output<outputs.WaitingRoomCookieAttributes>;
     /**
-     * This is a templated html file that will be rendered at the edge.
+     * Appends a '_' + a custom suffix to the end of Cloudflare Waiting Room's cookie name(__cf_waitingroom). If
+     * `cookie_suffix` is "abcd", the cookie name will be `__cf_waitingroom_abcd`. This field is required if using
+     * `additional_routes`.
      */
-    readonly customPageHtml: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly cookieSuffix: pulumi.Output<string>;
+    readonly createdOn: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * The language to use for the default waiting room page. Available values: `de-DE`, `es-ES`, `en-US`, `fr-FR`, `id-ID`,
-     * `it-IT`, `ja-JP`, `ko-KR`, `nl-NL`, `pl-PL`, `pt-BR`, `tr-TR`, `zh-CN`, `zh-TW`, `ru-RU`, `fa-IR`. Defaults to `en-US`.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. This is a template html file that will be rendered at the
+     * edge. If no custom_page_html is provided, the default waiting room will be used. The template is based on mustache (
+     * https://mustache.github.io/ ). There are several variables that are evaluated by the Cloudflare edge: 1.
+     * {{`waitTimeKnown`}} Acts like a boolean value that indicates the behavior to take when wait time is not available, for
+     * instance when queue_all is **true**. 2. {{`waitTimeFormatted`}} Estimated wait time for the user. For example, five
+     * minutes. Alternatively, you can use: 3. {{`waitTime`}} Number of minutes of estimated wait for a user. 4.
+     * {{`waitTimeHours`}} Number of hours of estimated wait for a user (`Math.floor(waitTime/60)`). 5.
+     * {{`waitTimeHourMinutes`}} Number of minutes above the `waitTimeHours` value (`waitTime%60`). 6. {{`queueIsFull`}}
+     * Changes to **true** when no more people can be added to the queue. To view the full list of variables, look at the
+     * `cfWaitingRoom` object described under the `json_response_enabled` property in other Waiting Room API calls.
      */
-    readonly defaultTemplateLanguage: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly customPageHtml: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * A description to add more details about the waiting room.
+     * The language of the default page template. If no default_template_language is provided, then `en-US` (English) will be
+     * used.
      */
-    readonly description: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly defaultTemplateLanguage: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * Disables automatic renewal of session cookies.
+     * A note that you can use to add more details about the waiting room.
      */
-    readonly disableSessionRenewal: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
+    readonly description: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * The list of enabled origin commands for the waiting room. Available values: `revoke`.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Disables automatic renewal of session cookies. If `true`, an
+     * accepted user will have session_duration minutes to browse the site. After that, they will have to go through the
+     * waiting room again. If `false`, a user's session cookie will be automatically renewed on every request.
      */
-    readonly enabledOriginCommands: pulumi.Output<string[] | undefined>;
+    readonly disableSessionRenewal: pulumi.Output<boolean>;
     /**
-     * Host name for which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards).
+     * A list of enabled origin commands.
      */
-    readonly host: pulumi.Output<string>;
+    readonly enabledOriginCommands: pulumi.Output<string[]>;
     /**
-     * If true, requests to the waiting room with the header `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object.
+     * The host name to which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards). Please do not include the scheme (http:// or
+     * https://). The host and path combination must be unique.
      */
-    readonly jsonResponseEnabled: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
+    readonly host: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. If `true`, requests to the waiting room with the header
+     * `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object with information on the user's status in the waiting room
+     * as opposed to the configured static HTML page. This JSON response object has one property `cfWaitingRoom` which is an
+     * object containing the following fields: 1. `inWaitingRoom`: Boolean indicating if the user is in the waiting room
+     * (always **true**). 2. `waitTimeKnown`: Boolean indicating if the current estimated wait times are accurate. If
+     * **false**, they are not available. 3. `waitTime`: Valid only when `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the
+     * current estimated time in minutes the user will wait in the waiting room. When `queueingMethod` is **random**, this is
+     * set to `waitTime50Percentile`. 4. `waitTime25Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 25% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (25th percentile). 5. `waitTime50Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 50% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (50th percentile). In other words, half of the queued users are expected to let into the origin
+     * website before `waitTime50Percentile` and half are expected to be let in after it. 6. `waitTime75Percentile`: Valid only
+     * when `queueingMethod` is **random** and `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum
+     * wait time for the 75% of users that gain entry the fastest (75th percentile). 7. `waitTimeFormatted`: String displaying
+     * the `waitTime` formatted in English for users. If `waitTimeKnown` is **false**, `waitTimeFormatted` will display
+     * **unavailable**. 8. `queueIsFull`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room's queue is currently full and not accepting
+     * new users at the moment. 9. `queueAll`: Boolean indicating if all users will be queued in the waiting room and no one
+     * will be let into the origin website. 10. `lastUpdated`: String displaying the timestamp as an ISO 8601 string of the
+     * user's last attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin website. The user is able to make another
+     * attempt after `refreshIntervalSeconds` past this time. If the user makes a request too soon, it will be ignored and
+     * `lastUpdated` will not change. 11. `refreshIntervalSeconds`: Integer indicating the number of seconds after
+     * `lastUpdated` until the user is able to make another attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin
+     * website. When the `queueingMethod` is `reject`, there is no specified refresh time — it will always be **zero**. 12.
+     * `queueingMethod`: The queueing method currently used by the waiting room. It is either **fifo**, **random**,
+     * **passthrough**, or **reject**. 13. `isFIFOQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a FIFO
+     * (First-In-First-Out) queue. 14. `isRandomQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a Random queue where users
+     * gain access randomly. 15. `isPassthroughQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a passthrough queue. Keep in
+     * mind that when passthrough is enabled, this JSON response will only exist when `queueAll` is **true** or
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **true** because in all other cases requests will go directly to the origin. 16.
+     * `isRejectQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a reject queue. 17. `isEventActive`: Boolean indicating if
+     * an event is currently occurring. Events are able to change a waiting room's behavior during a specified period of time.
+     * For additional information, look at the event properties `prequeue_start_time`, `event_start_time`, and `event_end_time`
+     * in the documentation for creating waiting room events. Events are considered active between these start and end times,
+     * as well as during the prequeueing period if it exists. 18. `isEventPrequeueing`: Valid only when `isEventActive` is
+     * **true**. Boolean indicating if an event is currently prequeueing users before it starts. 19. `timeUntilEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventPrequeueing` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event starts. 20.
+     * `timeUntilEventStartFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventStart` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **false**, `timeUntilEventStartFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 21. `timeUntilEventEnd`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event ends. 22.
+     * `timeUntilEventEndFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventEnd` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventActive` is **false**, `timeUntilEventEndFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 23. `shuffleAtEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Boolean indicating if the users in the prequeue are shuffled randomly when
+     * the event starts. An example cURL to a waiting room could be: curl -X GET "https://example.com/waitingroom" \ -H
+     * "Accept: application/json" If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON
+     * response when `queueingMethod` is **fifo** and no event is active could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true,
+     * "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 0, "waitTime50Percentile": 0, "waitTime75Percentile": 0,
+     * "waitTimeFormatted": "10 minutes", "queueIsFull": false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z",
+     * "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod": "fifo", "isFIFOQueue": true, "isRandomQueue": false,
+     * "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false, "isEventActive": false, "isEventPrequeueing": false,
+     * "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted": "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 0,
+     * "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "unavailable", "shuffleAtEventStart": false } } If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and
+     * the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON response when `queueingMethod` is **random** and an event is active
+     * could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true, "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 5,
+     * "waitTime50Percentile": 10, "waitTime75Percentile": 15, "waitTimeFormatted": "5 minutes to 15 minutes", "queueIsFull":
+     * false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z", "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod":
+     * "random", "isFIFOQueue": false, "isRandomQueue": true, "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false,
+     * "isEventActive": true, "isEventPrequeueing": false, "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted":
+     * "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 15, "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "15 minutes", "shuffleAtEventStart": true } }.
+     */
+    readonly jsonResponseEnabled: pulumi.Output<boolean>;
+    readonly modifiedOn: pulumi.Output<string>;
+    /**
+     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. Only alphanumeric characters, hyphens and underscores are allowed.
      */
     readonly name: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * The number of new users that will be let into the route every minute.
+     * Sets the number of new users that will be let into the route every minute. This value is used as baseline for the number
+     * of users that are let in per minute. So it is possible that there is a little more or little less traffic coming to the
+     * route based on the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     readonly newUsersPerMinute: pulumi.Output<number>;
     /**
-     * The path within the host to enable the waiting room on. Defaults to `/`.
+     * An ISO 8601 timestamp that marks when the next event will begin queueing.
+     */
+    readonly nextEventPrequeueStartTime: pulumi.Output<string>;
+    /**
+     * An ISO 8601 timestamp that marks when the next event will start.
      */
-    readonly path: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly nextEventStartTime: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * If queue_all is true, then all traffic will be sent to the waiting room.
+     * Sets the path within the host to enable the waiting room on. The waiting room will be enabled for all subpaths as well.
+     * If there are two waiting rooms on the same subpath, the waiting room for the most specific path will be chosen.
+     * Wildcards and query parameters are not supported.
      */
-    readonly queueAll: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
+    readonly path: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * The queueing method used by the waiting room. Available values: `fifo`, `random`, `passthrough`, `reject`. Defaults to
-     * `fifo`.
+     * If queue_all is `true`, all the traffic that is coming to a route will be sent to the waiting room. No new traffic can
+     * get to the route once this field is set and estimated time will become unavailable.
      */
-    readonly queueingMethod: pulumi.Output<string | undefined>;
+    readonly queueAll: pulumi.Output<boolean>;
     /**
-     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue. Defaults to `200`.
+     * Sets the queueing method used by the waiting room. Changing this parameter from the **default** queueing method is only
+     * available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Regardless of the queueing method, if `queue_all` is enabled or an
+     * event is prequeueing, users in the waiting room will not be accepted to the origin. These users will always see a
+     * waiting room page that refreshes automatically. The valid queueing methods are: 1. `fifo` **(default)**:
+     * First-In-First-Out queue where customers gain access in the order they arrived. 2. `random`: Random queue where
+     * customers gain access randomly, regardless of arrival time. 3. `passthrough`: Users will pass directly through the
+     * waiting room and into the origin website. As a result, any configured limits will not be respected while this is
+     * enabled. This method can be used as an alternative to disabling a waiting room (with `suspended`) so that analytics are
+     * still reported. This can be used if you wish to allow all traffic normally, but want to restrict traffic during a
+     * waiting room event, or vice versa. 4. `reject`: Users will be immediately rejected from the waiting room. As a result,
+     * no users will reach the origin website while this is enabled. This can be used if you wish to reject all traffic while
+     * performing maintenance, block traffic during a specified period of time (an event), or block traffic while events are
+     * not occurring. Consider a waiting room used for vaccine distribution that only allows traffic during sign-up events, and
+     * otherwise blocks all traffic. For this case, the waiting room uses `reject`, and its events override this with `fifo`,
+     * `random`, or `passthrough`. When this queueing method is enabled and neither `queueAll` is enabled nor an event is
+     * prequeueing, the waiting room page **will not refresh automatically**.
      */
-    readonly queueingStatusCode: pulumi.Output<number | undefined>;
+    readonly queueingMethod: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the origin. Defaults to `5`.
+     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue.
      */
-    readonly sessionDuration: pulumi.Output<number | undefined>;
+    readonly queueingStatusCode: pulumi.Output<number>;
     /**
-     * Suspends the waiting room.
+     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the route. If a user is not seen by
+     * Cloudflare again in that time period, they will be treated as a new user that visits the route.
      */
-    readonly suspended: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
-    readonly timeouts: pulumi.Output<outputs.WaitingRoomTimeouts | undefined>;
+    readonly sessionDuration: pulumi.Output<number>;
     /**
-     * The total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time.
+     * Suspends or allows traffic going to the waiting room. If set to `true`, the traffic will not go to the waiting room.
+     */
+    readonly suspended: pulumi.Output<boolean>;
+    /**
+     * Sets the total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time. A route is a combination of host and path
+     * on which a waiting room is available. This value is used as a baseline for the total number of active user sessions on
+     * the route. It is possible to have a situation where there are more or less active users sessions on the route based on
+     * the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     readonly totalActiveUsers: pulumi.Output<number>;
-    readonly waitingRoomId: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * The zone identifier to target for the resource. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * Identifier
      */
     readonly zoneId: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
@@ -111,83 +221,193 @@ export declare class WaitingRoom extends pulumi.CustomResource {
  */
 export interface WaitingRoomState {
     /**
-     * A list of additional hostname and paths combination to be applied on the waiting room.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Additional hostname and path combinations to which this
+     * waiting room will be applied. There is an implied wildcard at the end of the path. The hostname and path combination
+     * must be unique to this and all other waiting rooms.
      */
     additionalRoutes?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomAdditionalRoute>[]>;
     /**
-     * A cookie suffix to be appended to the Cloudflare waiting room cookie name.
+     * Configures cookie attributes for the waiting room cookie. This encrypted cookie stores a user's status in the waiting
+     * room, such as queue position.
      */
-    cookieSuffix?: pulumi.Input<string>;
+    cookieAttributes?: pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomCookieAttributes>;
     /**
-     * This is a templated html file that will be rendered at the edge.
+     * Appends a '_' + a custom suffix to the end of Cloudflare Waiting Room's cookie name(__cf_waitingroom). If
+     * `cookie_suffix` is "abcd", the cookie name will be `__cf_waitingroom_abcd`. This field is required if using
+     * `additional_routes`.
+     */
+    cookieSuffix?: pulumi.Input<string>;
+    createdOn?: pulumi.Input<string>;
+    /**
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. This is a template html file that will be rendered at the
+     * edge. If no custom_page_html is provided, the default waiting room will be used. The template is based on mustache (
+     * https://mustache.github.io/ ). There are several variables that are evaluated by the Cloudflare edge: 1.
+     * {{`waitTimeKnown`}} Acts like a boolean value that indicates the behavior to take when wait time is not available, for
+     * instance when queue_all is **true**. 2. {{`waitTimeFormatted`}} Estimated wait time for the user. For example, five
+     * minutes. Alternatively, you can use: 3. {{`waitTime`}} Number of minutes of estimated wait for a user. 4.
+     * {{`waitTimeHours`}} Number of hours of estimated wait for a user (`Math.floor(waitTime/60)`). 5.
+     * {{`waitTimeHourMinutes`}} Number of minutes above the `waitTimeHours` value (`waitTime%60`). 6. {{`queueIsFull`}}
+     * Changes to **true** when no more people can be added to the queue. To view the full list of variables, look at the
+     * `cfWaitingRoom` object described under the `json_response_enabled` property in other Waiting Room API calls.
      */
     customPageHtml?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The language to use for the default waiting room page. Available values: `de-DE`, `es-ES`, `en-US`, `fr-FR`, `id-ID`,
-     * `it-IT`, `ja-JP`, `ko-KR`, `nl-NL`, `pl-PL`, `pt-BR`, `tr-TR`, `zh-CN`, `zh-TW`, `ru-RU`, `fa-IR`. Defaults to `en-US`.
+     * The language of the default page template. If no default_template_language is provided, then `en-US` (English) will be
+     * used.
      */
     defaultTemplateLanguage?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * A description to add more details about the waiting room.
+     * A note that you can use to add more details about the waiting room.
      */
     description?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Disables automatic renewal of session cookies.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Disables automatic renewal of session cookies. If `true`, an
+     * accepted user will have session_duration minutes to browse the site. After that, they will have to go through the
+     * waiting room again. If `false`, a user's session cookie will be automatically renewed on every request.
      */
     disableSessionRenewal?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * The list of enabled origin commands for the waiting room. Available values: `revoke`.
+     * A list of enabled origin commands.
      */
     enabledOriginCommands?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
     /**
-     * Host name for which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards).
+     * The host name to which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards). Please do not include the scheme (http:// or
+     * https://). The host and path combination must be unique.
      */
     host?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * If true, requests to the waiting room with the header `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. If `true`, requests to the waiting room with the header
+     * `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object with information on the user's status in the waiting room
+     * as opposed to the configured static HTML page. This JSON response object has one property `cfWaitingRoom` which is an
+     * object containing the following fields: 1. `inWaitingRoom`: Boolean indicating if the user is in the waiting room
+     * (always **true**). 2. `waitTimeKnown`: Boolean indicating if the current estimated wait times are accurate. If
+     * **false**, they are not available. 3. `waitTime`: Valid only when `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the
+     * current estimated time in minutes the user will wait in the waiting room. When `queueingMethod` is **random**, this is
+     * set to `waitTime50Percentile`. 4. `waitTime25Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 25% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (25th percentile). 5. `waitTime50Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 50% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (50th percentile). In other words, half of the queued users are expected to let into the origin
+     * website before `waitTime50Percentile` and half are expected to be let in after it. 6. `waitTime75Percentile`: Valid only
+     * when `queueingMethod` is **random** and `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum
+     * wait time for the 75% of users that gain entry the fastest (75th percentile). 7. `waitTimeFormatted`: String displaying
+     * the `waitTime` formatted in English for users. If `waitTimeKnown` is **false**, `waitTimeFormatted` will display
+     * **unavailable**. 8. `queueIsFull`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room's queue is currently full and not accepting
+     * new users at the moment. 9. `queueAll`: Boolean indicating if all users will be queued in the waiting room and no one
+     * will be let into the origin website. 10. `lastUpdated`: String displaying the timestamp as an ISO 8601 string of the
+     * user's last attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin website. The user is able to make another
+     * attempt after `refreshIntervalSeconds` past this time. If the user makes a request too soon, it will be ignored and
+     * `lastUpdated` will not change. 11. `refreshIntervalSeconds`: Integer indicating the number of seconds after
+     * `lastUpdated` until the user is able to make another attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin
+     * website. When the `queueingMethod` is `reject`, there is no specified refresh time — it will always be **zero**. 12.
+     * `queueingMethod`: The queueing method currently used by the waiting room. It is either **fifo**, **random**,
+     * **passthrough**, or **reject**. 13. `isFIFOQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a FIFO
+     * (First-In-First-Out) queue. 14. `isRandomQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a Random queue where users
+     * gain access randomly. 15. `isPassthroughQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a passthrough queue. Keep in
+     * mind that when passthrough is enabled, this JSON response will only exist when `queueAll` is **true** or
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **true** because in all other cases requests will go directly to the origin. 16.
+     * `isRejectQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a reject queue. 17. `isEventActive`: Boolean indicating if
+     * an event is currently occurring. Events are able to change a waiting room's behavior during a specified period of time.
+     * For additional information, look at the event properties `prequeue_start_time`, `event_start_time`, and `event_end_time`
+     * in the documentation for creating waiting room events. Events are considered active between these start and end times,
+     * as well as during the prequeueing period if it exists. 18. `isEventPrequeueing`: Valid only when `isEventActive` is
+     * **true**. Boolean indicating if an event is currently prequeueing users before it starts. 19. `timeUntilEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventPrequeueing` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event starts. 20.
+     * `timeUntilEventStartFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventStart` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **false**, `timeUntilEventStartFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 21. `timeUntilEventEnd`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event ends. 22.
+     * `timeUntilEventEndFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventEnd` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventActive` is **false**, `timeUntilEventEndFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 23. `shuffleAtEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Boolean indicating if the users in the prequeue are shuffled randomly when
+     * the event starts. An example cURL to a waiting room could be: curl -X GET "https://example.com/waitingroom" \ -H
+     * "Accept: application/json" If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON
+     * response when `queueingMethod` is **fifo** and no event is active could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true,
+     * "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 0, "waitTime50Percentile": 0, "waitTime75Percentile": 0,
+     * "waitTimeFormatted": "10 minutes", "queueIsFull": false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z",
+     * "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod": "fifo", "isFIFOQueue": true, "isRandomQueue": false,
+     * "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false, "isEventActive": false, "isEventPrequeueing": false,
+     * "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted": "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 0,
+     * "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "unavailable", "shuffleAtEventStart": false } } If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and
+     * the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON response when `queueingMethod` is **random** and an event is active
+     * could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true, "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 5,
+     * "waitTime50Percentile": 10, "waitTime75Percentile": 15, "waitTimeFormatted": "5 minutes to 15 minutes", "queueIsFull":
+     * false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z", "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod":
+     * "random", "isFIFOQueue": false, "isRandomQueue": true, "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false,
+     * "isEventActive": true, "isEventPrequeueing": false, "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted":
+     * "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 15, "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "15 minutes", "shuffleAtEventStart": true } }.
      */
     jsonResponseEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
+    modifiedOn?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. Only alphanumeric characters, hyphens and underscores are allowed.
      */
     name?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The number of new users that will be let into the route every minute.
+     * Sets the number of new users that will be let into the route every minute. This value is used as baseline for the number
+     * of users that are let in per minute. So it is possible that there is a little more or little less traffic coming to the
+     * route based on the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     newUsersPerMinute?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * The path within the host to enable the waiting room on. Defaults to `/`.
+     * An ISO 8601 timestamp that marks when the next event will begin queueing.
+     */
+    nextEventPrequeueStartTime?: pulumi.Input<string>;
+    /**
+     * An ISO 8601 timestamp that marks when the next event will start.
+     */
+    nextEventStartTime?: pulumi.Input<string>;
+    /**
+     * Sets the path within the host to enable the waiting room on. The waiting room will be enabled for all subpaths as well.
+     * If there are two waiting rooms on the same subpath, the waiting room for the most specific path will be chosen.
+     * Wildcards and query parameters are not supported.
      */
     path?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * If queue_all is true, then all traffic will be sent to the waiting room.
+     * If queue_all is `true`, all the traffic that is coming to a route will be sent to the waiting room. No new traffic can
+     * get to the route once this field is set and estimated time will become unavailable.
      */
     queueAll?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * The queueing method used by the waiting room. Available values: `fifo`, `random`, `passthrough`, `reject`. Defaults to
-     * `fifo`.
+     * Sets the queueing method used by the waiting room. Changing this parameter from the **default** queueing method is only
+     * available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Regardless of the queueing method, if `queue_all` is enabled or an
+     * event is prequeueing, users in the waiting room will not be accepted to the origin. These users will always see a
+     * waiting room page that refreshes automatically. The valid queueing methods are: 1. `fifo` **(default)**:
+     * First-In-First-Out queue where customers gain access in the order they arrived. 2. `random`: Random queue where
+     * customers gain access randomly, regardless of arrival time. 3. `passthrough`: Users will pass directly through the
+     * waiting room and into the origin website. As a result, any configured limits will not be respected while this is
+     * enabled. This method can be used as an alternative to disabling a waiting room (with `suspended`) so that analytics are
+     * still reported. This can be used if you wish to allow all traffic normally, but want to restrict traffic during a
+     * waiting room event, or vice versa. 4. `reject`: Users will be immediately rejected from the waiting room. As a result,
+     * no users will reach the origin website while this is enabled. This can be used if you wish to reject all traffic while
+     * performing maintenance, block traffic during a specified period of time (an event), or block traffic while events are
+     * not occurring. Consider a waiting room used for vaccine distribution that only allows traffic during sign-up events, and
+     * otherwise blocks all traffic. For this case, the waiting room uses `reject`, and its events override this with `fifo`,
+     * `random`, or `passthrough`. When this queueing method is enabled and neither `queueAll` is enabled nor an event is
+     * prequeueing, the waiting room page **will not refresh automatically**.
      */
     queueingMethod?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue. Defaults to `200`.
+     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue.
      */
     queueingStatusCode?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the origin. Defaults to `5`.
+     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the route. If a user is not seen by
+     * Cloudflare again in that time period, they will be treated as a new user that visits the route.
      */
     sessionDuration?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * Suspends the waiting room.
+     * Suspends or allows traffic going to the waiting room. If set to `true`, the traffic will not go to the waiting room.
      */
     suspended?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
-    timeouts?: pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomTimeouts>;
     /**
-     * The total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time.
+     * Sets the total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time. A route is a combination of host and path
+     * on which a waiting room is available. This value is used as a baseline for the total number of active user sessions on
+     * the route. It is possible to have a situation where there are more or less active users sessions on the route based on
+     * the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     totalActiveUsers?: pulumi.Input<number>;
-    waitingRoomId?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The zone identifier to target for the resource. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * Identifier
      */
     zoneId?: pulumi.Input<string>;
 }
@@ -196,83 +416,183 @@ export interface WaitingRoomState {
  */
 export interface WaitingRoomArgs {
     /**
-     * A list of additional hostname and paths combination to be applied on the waiting room.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Additional hostname and path combinations to which this
+     * waiting room will be applied. There is an implied wildcard at the end of the path. The hostname and path combination
+     * must be unique to this and all other waiting rooms.
      */
     additionalRoutes?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomAdditionalRoute>[]>;
     /**
-     * A cookie suffix to be appended to the Cloudflare waiting room cookie name.
+     * Configures cookie attributes for the waiting room cookie. This encrypted cookie stores a user's status in the waiting
+     * room, such as queue position.
+     */
+    cookieAttributes?: pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomCookieAttributes>;
+    /**
+     * Appends a '_' + a custom suffix to the end of Cloudflare Waiting Room's cookie name(__cf_waitingroom). If
+     * `cookie_suffix` is "abcd", the cookie name will be `__cf_waitingroom_abcd`. This field is required if using
+     * `additional_routes`.
      */
     cookieSuffix?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * This is a templated html file that will be rendered at the edge.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. This is a template html file that will be rendered at the
+     * edge. If no custom_page_html is provided, the default waiting room will be used. The template is based on mustache (
+     * https://mustache.github.io/ ). There are several variables that are evaluated by the Cloudflare edge: 1.
+     * {{`waitTimeKnown`}} Acts like a boolean value that indicates the behavior to take when wait time is not available, for
+     * instance when queue_all is **true**. 2. {{`waitTimeFormatted`}} Estimated wait time for the user. For example, five
+     * minutes. Alternatively, you can use: 3. {{`waitTime`}} Number of minutes of estimated wait for a user. 4.
+     * {{`waitTimeHours`}} Number of hours of estimated wait for a user (`Math.floor(waitTime/60)`). 5.
+     * {{`waitTimeHourMinutes`}} Number of minutes above the `waitTimeHours` value (`waitTime%60`). 6. {{`queueIsFull`}}
+     * Changes to **true** when no more people can be added to the queue. To view the full list of variables, look at the
+     * `cfWaitingRoom` object described under the `json_response_enabled` property in other Waiting Room API calls.
      */
     customPageHtml?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The language to use for the default waiting room page. Available values: `de-DE`, `es-ES`, `en-US`, `fr-FR`, `id-ID`,
-     * `it-IT`, `ja-JP`, `ko-KR`, `nl-NL`, `pl-PL`, `pt-BR`, `tr-TR`, `zh-CN`, `zh-TW`, `ru-RU`, `fa-IR`. Defaults to `en-US`.
+     * The language of the default page template. If no default_template_language is provided, then `en-US` (English) will be
+     * used.
      */
     defaultTemplateLanguage?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * A description to add more details about the waiting room.
+     * A note that you can use to add more details about the waiting room.
      */
     description?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Disables automatic renewal of session cookies.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Disables automatic renewal of session cookies. If `true`, an
+     * accepted user will have session_duration minutes to browse the site. After that, they will have to go through the
+     * waiting room again. If `false`, a user's session cookie will be automatically renewed on every request.
      */
     disableSessionRenewal?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * The list of enabled origin commands for the waiting room. Available values: `revoke`.
+     * A list of enabled origin commands.
      */
     enabledOriginCommands?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
     /**
-     * Host name for which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards).
+     * The host name to which the waiting room will be applied (no wildcards). Please do not include the scheme (http:// or
+     * https://). The host and path combination must be unique.
      */
     host: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * If true, requests to the waiting room with the header `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object.
+     * Only available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. If `true`, requests to the waiting room with the header
+     * `Accept: application/json` will receive a JSON response object with information on the user's status in the waiting room
+     * as opposed to the configured static HTML page. This JSON response object has one property `cfWaitingRoom` which is an
+     * object containing the following fields: 1. `inWaitingRoom`: Boolean indicating if the user is in the waiting room
+     * (always **true**). 2. `waitTimeKnown`: Boolean indicating if the current estimated wait times are accurate. If
+     * **false**, they are not available. 3. `waitTime`: Valid only when `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the
+     * current estimated time in minutes the user will wait in the waiting room. When `queueingMethod` is **random**, this is
+     * set to `waitTime50Percentile`. 4. `waitTime25Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 25% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (25th percentile). 5. `waitTime50Percentile`: Valid only when `queueingMethod` is **random** and
+     * `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum wait time for the 50% of users that gain
+     * entry the fastest (50th percentile). In other words, half of the queued users are expected to let into the origin
+     * website before `waitTime50Percentile` and half are expected to be let in after it. 6. `waitTime75Percentile`: Valid only
+     * when `queueingMethod` is **random** and `waitTimeKnown` is **true**. Integer indicating the current estimated maximum
+     * wait time for the 75% of users that gain entry the fastest (75th percentile). 7. `waitTimeFormatted`: String displaying
+     * the `waitTime` formatted in English for users. If `waitTimeKnown` is **false**, `waitTimeFormatted` will display
+     * **unavailable**. 8. `queueIsFull`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room's queue is currently full and not accepting
+     * new users at the moment. 9. `queueAll`: Boolean indicating if all users will be queued in the waiting room and no one
+     * will be let into the origin website. 10. `lastUpdated`: String displaying the timestamp as an ISO 8601 string of the
+     * user's last attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin website. The user is able to make another
+     * attempt after `refreshIntervalSeconds` past this time. If the user makes a request too soon, it will be ignored and
+     * `lastUpdated` will not change. 11. `refreshIntervalSeconds`: Integer indicating the number of seconds after
+     * `lastUpdated` until the user is able to make another attempt to leave the waiting room and be let into the origin
+     * website. When the `queueingMethod` is `reject`, there is no specified refresh time — it will always be **zero**. 12.
+     * `queueingMethod`: The queueing method currently used by the waiting room. It is either **fifo**, **random**,
+     * **passthrough**, or **reject**. 13. `isFIFOQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a FIFO
+     * (First-In-First-Out) queue. 14. `isRandomQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a Random queue where users
+     * gain access randomly. 15. `isPassthroughQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a passthrough queue. Keep in
+     * mind that when passthrough is enabled, this JSON response will only exist when `queueAll` is **true** or
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **true** because in all other cases requests will go directly to the origin. 16.
+     * `isRejectQueue`: Boolean indicating if the waiting room uses a reject queue. 17. `isEventActive`: Boolean indicating if
+     * an event is currently occurring. Events are able to change a waiting room's behavior during a specified period of time.
+     * For additional information, look at the event properties `prequeue_start_time`, `event_start_time`, and `event_end_time`
+     * in the documentation for creating waiting room events. Events are considered active between these start and end times,
+     * as well as during the prequeueing period if it exists. 18. `isEventPrequeueing`: Valid only when `isEventActive` is
+     * **true**. Boolean indicating if an event is currently prequeueing users before it starts. 19. `timeUntilEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventPrequeueing` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event starts. 20.
+     * `timeUntilEventStartFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventStart` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventPrequeueing` is **false**, `timeUntilEventStartFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 21. `timeUntilEventEnd`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Integer indicating the number of minutes until the event ends. 22.
+     * `timeUntilEventEndFormatted`: String displaying the `timeUntilEventEnd` formatted in English for users. If
+     * `isEventActive` is **false**, `timeUntilEventEndFormatted` will display **unavailable**. 23. `shuffleAtEventStart`:
+     * Valid only when `isEventActive` is **true**. Boolean indicating if the users in the prequeue are shuffled randomly when
+     * the event starts. An example cURL to a waiting room could be: curl -X GET "https://example.com/waitingroom" \ -H
+     * "Accept: application/json" If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON
+     * response when `queueingMethod` is **fifo** and no event is active could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true,
+     * "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 0, "waitTime50Percentile": 0, "waitTime75Percentile": 0,
+     * "waitTimeFormatted": "10 minutes", "queueIsFull": false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z",
+     * "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod": "fifo", "isFIFOQueue": true, "isRandomQueue": false,
+     * "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false, "isEventActive": false, "isEventPrequeueing": false,
+     * "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted": "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 0,
+     * "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "unavailable", "shuffleAtEventStart": false } } If `json_response_enabled` is **true** and
+     * the request hits the waiting room, an example JSON response when `queueingMethod` is **random** and an event is active
+     * could be: { "cfWaitingRoom": { "inWaitingRoom": true, "waitTimeKnown": true, "waitTime": 10, "waitTime25Percentile": 5,
+     * "waitTime50Percentile": 10, "waitTime75Percentile": 15, "waitTimeFormatted": "5 minutes to 15 minutes", "queueIsFull":
+     * false, "queueAll": false, "lastUpdated": "2020-08-03T23:46:00.000Z", "refreshIntervalSeconds": 20, "queueingMethod":
+     * "random", "isFIFOQueue": false, "isRandomQueue": true, "isPassthroughQueue": false, "isRejectQueue": false,
+     * "isEventActive": true, "isEventPrequeueing": false, "timeUntilEventStart": 0, "timeUntilEventStartFormatted":
+     * "unavailable", "timeUntilEventEnd": 15, "timeUntilEventEndFormatted": "15 minutes", "shuffleAtEventStart": true } }.
      */
     jsonResponseEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * A unique name to identify the waiting room. Only alphanumeric characters, hyphens and underscores are allowed.
      */
     name?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The number of new users that will be let into the route every minute.
+     * Sets the number of new users that will be let into the route every minute. This value is used as baseline for the number
+     * of users that are let in per minute. So it is possible that there is a little more or little less traffic coming to the
+     * route based on the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     newUsersPerMinute: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * The path within the host to enable the waiting room on. Defaults to `/`.
+     * Sets the path within the host to enable the waiting room on. The waiting room will be enabled for all subpaths as well.
+     * If there are two waiting rooms on the same subpath, the waiting room for the most specific path will be chosen.
+     * Wildcards and query parameters are not supported.
      */
     path?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * If queue_all is true, then all traffic will be sent to the waiting room.
+     * If queue_all is `true`, all the traffic that is coming to a route will be sent to the waiting room. No new traffic can
+     * get to the route once this field is set and estimated time will become unavailable.
      */
     queueAll?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * The queueing method used by the waiting room. Available values: `fifo`, `random`, `passthrough`, `reject`. Defaults to
-     * `fifo`.
+     * Sets the queueing method used by the waiting room. Changing this parameter from the **default** queueing method is only
+     * available for the Waiting Room Advanced subscription. Regardless of the queueing method, if `queue_all` is enabled or an
+     * event is prequeueing, users in the waiting room will not be accepted to the origin. These users will always see a
+     * waiting room page that refreshes automatically. The valid queueing methods are: 1. `fifo` **(default)**:
+     * First-In-First-Out queue where customers gain access in the order they arrived. 2. `random`: Random queue where
+     * customers gain access randomly, regardless of arrival time. 3. `passthrough`: Users will pass directly through the
+     * waiting room and into the origin website. As a result, any configured limits will not be respected while this is
+     * enabled. This method can be used as an alternative to disabling a waiting room (with `suspended`) so that analytics are
+     * still reported. This can be used if you wish to allow all traffic normally, but want to restrict traffic during a
+     * waiting room event, or vice versa. 4. `reject`: Users will be immediately rejected from the waiting room. As a result,
+     * no users will reach the origin website while this is enabled. This can be used if you wish to reject all traffic while
+     * performing maintenance, block traffic during a specified period of time (an event), or block traffic while events are
+     * not occurring. Consider a waiting room used for vaccine distribution that only allows traffic during sign-up events, and
+     * otherwise blocks all traffic. For this case, the waiting room uses `reject`, and its events override this with `fifo`,
+     * `random`, or `passthrough`. When this queueing method is enabled and neither `queueAll` is enabled nor an event is
+     * prequeueing, the waiting room page **will not refresh automatically**.
      */
     queueingMethod?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue. Defaults to `200`.
+     * HTTP status code returned to a user while in the queue.
      */
     queueingStatusCode?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the origin. Defaults to `5`.
+     * Lifetime of a cookie (in minutes) set by Cloudflare for users who get access to the route. If a user is not seen by
+     * Cloudflare again in that time period, they will be treated as a new user that visits the route.
      */
     sessionDuration?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
-     * Suspends the waiting room.
+     * Suspends or allows traffic going to the waiting room. If set to `true`, the traffic will not go to the waiting room.
      */
     suspended?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
-    timeouts?: pulumi.Input<inputs.WaitingRoomTimeouts>;
     /**
-     * The total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time.
+     * Sets the total number of active user sessions on the route at a point in time. A route is a combination of host and path
+     * on which a waiting room is available. This value is used as a baseline for the total number of active user sessions on
+     * the route. It is possible to have a situation where there are more or less active users sessions on the route based on
+     * the traffic patterns at that time around the world.
      */
     totalActiveUsers: pulumi.Input<number>;
-    waitingRoomId?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * The zone identifier to target for the resource. **Modifying this attribute will force creation of a new resource.**
+     * Identifier
      */
     zoneId: pulumi.Input<string>;
 }