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system-health-offline-alert

v1.0.2

Published

An email that is send to a set recipient and notifies the recipient an IOT device is offline after a set time specified for the device.

Downloads

24

Readme

System Health Offline Alert

Overview

This script is designed to monitor the uptime of IoT devices and notify a set recipient via email if any devices go offline beyond a specified time threshold. It is particularly useful for maintaining awareness of the operational status of IoT devices deployed in various environments.

Functionality

The script performs the following tasks:

  • Device Uptime Monitoring: It checks the uptime of each device by comparing the current time with the timestamp of the last communication received from the device.
  • Offline Device Detection: If a device is offline for a duration exceeding the specified threshold (plus a tolerance of 5 minutes), the script identifies it as offline.
  • Email Notification: It generates an email notification listing the offline devices, their details, and the time of their last communication. Customizable Templates: The email notification template is customizable and can be adjusted according to specific requirements.

Running the Script

  1. Include the Script: Incorporate the provided code snippet into your Node.js project.

  2. Define Device Information: Create an array of objects containing information about the IoT devices to be monitored. Each object should include the following properties:

    • DeviceId: Unique identifier for the device.
    • Name: Name or description of the device.
    • DateTime: Timestamp indicating the last communication from the device.
    • Lqi: Signal strength of the device (1 - 5).
    • Battery: Battery level of the device (1 - 5).
    • KeepAliveMinutes: Time interval in minutes after which a device is considered offline if no communication is received.
  3. Invoke the Function: Call the checkDevicesUptime function, passing the array of device objects as an argument.

  4. Handle Output: The function returns either an HTML-formatted email notification if any devices are offline, or null if all devices are online.