Receive Messages from a Queue via RabbitMQ and Send an SMS
This workflow is capable of real-time monitoring of temperature data in the RabbitMQ message queue, automatically determining whether the temperature exceeds the set threshold (50). Once the threshold is exceeded, the system automatically sends an SMS notification via Vonage services, ensuring that critical data receives timely attention. This process significantly enhances the efficiency of monitoring abnormal data, avoiding delays caused by manual intervention. It is suitable for industrial environments, IoT applications, and remote monitoring scenarios, helping users quickly respond to potential risks and improve operational efficiency.
Workflow Name
Receive Messages from a Queue via RabbitMQ and Send an SMS
Key Features and Highlights
This workflow continuously monitors data from a RabbitMQ message queue in real time. When the value of a specific field (temp) in the received message exceeds a predefined threshold (50), it automatically triggers an SMS notification. The alert message is sent to a designated mobile phone via the Vonage service, ensuring timely communication of critical data.
Core Problem Addressed
Traditional message queue monitoring often relies on manual intervention or complex systems, which can delay responses to abnormal data. This workflow automates the monitoring of temperature data within the message queue, enabling real-time evaluation and SMS alerting to prevent anomalies from being overlooked, thereby enhancing response speed and risk management capabilities.
Application Scenarios
- Real-time monitoring and alerting of equipment temperature in industrial environments
- Anomaly detection and alerting for IoT sensor data
- Scenarios requiring instant notifications triggered by message queues
- Automated reminders of critical parameters in remote monitoring systems
Main Process Steps
- RabbitMQ Node: Listens to the queue named “temp” and receives and parses message content.
- IF Node: Checks whether the received temperature value exceeds 50.
- Vonage Node: Sends an SMS alert containing temperature information when the threshold is exceeded.
- NoOp Node: Ends the workflow without action if the temperature does not exceed the threshold.
Involved Systems or Services
- RabbitMQ: Serves as the message queue service for receiving real-time data.
- Vonage: Used to send SMS notifications for instant alerts.
Target Users and Value
This workflow is suitable for operations personnel, equipment managers, and automation engineers who need to monitor sensor data or other real-time data streams for anomalies. By leveraging automated alerting, it helps users respond quickly to potential risks, improving system security and operational efficiency.