Real-Time ISS Satellite Data to AWS SQS

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This workflow automates the process of regularly fetching the current position of the International Space Station (ISS) and sending this data to an AWS SQS queue for further processing or storage. The process begins with a cron trigger that activates every minute, prompting an HTTP request to retrieve the latest ISS position data from a public API. The response is then parsed, extracting relevant details such as latitude, longitude, timestamp, and name, which are stored in a Set node. Finally, the structured data is sent to an AWS SQS queue, allowing for seamless integration with other AWS-based systems or workflows. This setup is ideal for real-time tracking dashboards, space research projects, or alerting systems that require up-to-date ISS information.

Node Count

0 – 5 Nodes

Nodes Used

awsSqs, cron, httpRequest, set

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