Can one rule in Azure IoT Central trigger multiple actions?

In Azure IoT Central, a single rule is designed to trigger a specific action based on the evaluation of incoming telemetry data against defined conditions. When a rule is created, it typically results in one action being executed per evaluation instance. This design choice is intrinsic to the operational model of IoT Central, where rules focus on clear, singular outcomes based on telemetry conditions.

While it might seem feasible for a single rule to trigger multiple actions, the architecture and intent of Azure IoT Central prioritize streamlined and straightforward responses to conditions. If there is a need for multiple actions in response to rule evaluations, typically this can be achieved through the creation of additional rules, rather than allowing one rule to manage multiple actions directly.

In summary, the architecture of Azure IoT Central confines individual rules to trigger a single action per evaluation, promoting clarity and focused automation in IoT solutions.