Send alarm and operational messages with Amazon IoT Events - Amazon IoT Events
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Send alarm and operational messages with Amazon IoT Events

Effective message handling is important in crane monitoring systems. This section showcases how to configure Amazon IoT Events to process and respond to various message types from crane sensors. Setting up alarms based on a particular message can help you parse, filter, and route status updates to trigger appropriate actions.

File: highPressureMessage.json

{
   "messages": [
        {
           "messageId": "1",
           "inputName": "PressureInput",
           "payload": "{\"craneid\": \"100009\", \"pressure\": 80, \"motorid\": \"200009\"}"

        }
    ]
}

File: highTemperatureMessage.json 

{
   "messages": [
        {
           "messageId": "2",
           "inputName": "TemperatureInput",
           "payload": "{\"craneid\": \"100009\", \"temperature\": 40, \"motorid\": \"200009\"}"
        }
    ]
}

File: lowPressureMessage.json 

{
   "messages": [
        {
           "messageId": "1",
           "inputName": "PressureInput",
           "payload": "{\"craneid\": \"100009\", \"pressure\": 20, \"motorid\": \"200009\"}"
        }
    ]
}

File: lowTemperatureMessage.json 

{
   "messages": [
        {
           "messageId": "2",
           "inputName": "TemperatureInput",
           "payload": "{\"craneid\": \"100009\", \"temperature\": 20, \"motorid\": \"200009\"}"
        }
    ]
}