Queue Base Trigger for multiple VM

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I have 3 machine with 3 unatteneded license. Dispatcher will add data in the queue where machine deatils will be present in queue. I want to trigger only specific machine from queue like if queue having data for machine 1 then pefromer should be trigger auotmatically on machine 1 only. How can achievie this? please advise.

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You’d need separate queues for this, one for each server. Then you can create a queue trigger for each queue, and specify the server in the queue trigger.

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Thank you for promt reply. I am looking for single queue approach. Single queue with all 3 machine data.

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@Nikhil_Jadhav1 ,

Try this:

To configure specific machines in UiPath to process queue data, follow these steps:

Step 1: Setup Your Environment

  • Create a Queue in Orchestrator: Set up a queue in UiPath Orchestrator for machine details.
  • Assign Unattended Robots: Ensure your three machines with unattended licenses are connected and configured.

Step 2: Designing the UiPath Process

  • Main Process: Create a main process that runs on each machine to check the Orchestrator queue and initiate specific actions based on machine details.
  • Retrieve Queue Items: Use the “Get Queue Items” activity to gather data.
  • Filter Queue Items: Loop through the items and use an If condition to check if the item corresponds to the current machine, using item.SpecificData("MachineName").
  • Trigger Specific Processing: If the machine matches, execute the necessary workflow.

Step 3: Deployment Configuration

  • Publish the Process: Publish your workflow to UiPath Orchestrator.
  • Schedule the Process: Set the process to run on all machines, allowing each to check the queue.
  • Monitoring and Logging: Implement logging for tracking which machine processes which items for troubleshooting.

Step 4: Testing

  • Test the workflow to ensure machines process only relevant items, validating through logs and Orchestrator monitoring tools.
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You can’t, a queue trigger cannot be dependent on the data in the queue to define how it triggers.

If you want this you need to find another way to trigger the automations and even then, a way to make sure the machine only grabs the queue items for itself.
You are asking for a unicorn, Paul gave you a realistic option to split the queues.

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