Developer & DevOps

Automated workflow

16 nodes 198 123 Scheduled trigger
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Workflow Description

Scheduled automated workflow that fetches data via HTTP requests, filters and sorts information, executes remote commands over SSH, and sends email notifications with results to keep your team informed.

How it works

  1. 1.Execute workflow automatically on a predefined schedule without manual intervention
  2. 2.Retrieve data from external servers and APIs using HTTP requests
  3. 3.Process, filter, and organize data according to business rules before taking action

Use cases

  • Monitor server health and infrastructure status with automatic periodic reports
  • Execute automated maintenance tasks, backups, and deployments remotely
  • Aggregate data from multiple sources and deliver consolidated reports to team members

Requirements

  • SSH credentials and access permissions for remote server execution
  • Valid email account and recipient addresses for notifications
  • Clear scheduling rules and data filtering criteria defined beforehand

Service Value

Ideal as a smart automation service combining integrations and AI to produce ready-to-use results.

Apps Used

Email Send Sort Ssh

Details

Trigger Scheduled trigger
Nodes 16
Apps 3
Views 198
Downloads 123

How to Use

  1. 1.Click "Download Template"
  2. 2.Open your n8n dashboard
  3. 3.Go to Workflows > Import from File
  4. 4.Select downloaded file and configure credentials

Nodes Used (16)

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Fetch Manifest Digest

HTTP Request

#1

Remove Old Tags

HTTP Request

#2

Retrieve Image Tags

HTTP Request

#3

List Images

HTTP Request

#4

Extract Image Names

Code

#5

Identify Tags to Remove

Code

#6

Scheduled Trigger

Schedule Trigger

#7

Send Notification Email

Email Send

#8

Split Tags

Split Out

#9

Filter Valid Tags

Filter

#10

Fetch Manifest Digest for Blob

HTTP Request

#11

Update Fields

Set

#12

Group Tags by Image

Code

#13

Sort by Creation Date

Sort

#14

Send Failure Notification Email

Email Send

#15

Execute Garbage Collection

Ssh

#16