bullmq-dash – monitor and manage BullMQ queues

bullmq-dash is a terminal and browser dashboard for monitoring and managing BullMQ queues.

The software provides real-time information about queues and jobs stored in Redis. It helps users inspect failures, retry jobs, monitor schedulers, track throughput, and perform queue operations from interactive or headless interfaces.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Monitor BullMQ queues and jobs in real time with configurable polling.
• Offers both an interactive terminal interface and a local web dashboard.
• Displays waiting, active, completed, failed, delayed, and scheduled jobs.
• Inspect job details, associated data, error messages, and stack traces.
• Retry individual failed jobs or filtered batches with dry-run previews.
• Monitor Job Schedulers, including patterns, iterations, upcoming jobs, and recent history.
• Sort and search queues by name, task size, failures, or job status.
• Track global enqueue and dequeue rates across all queues.
• Provides JSON-producing headless commands suitable for scripts and automation.
• Supports named connection profiles, TLS Redis URLs, and environment-variable interpolation.
• Includes a diagnostic command for checking configuration, Redis connectivity, and queue discovery.
• Offers a read-only web mode that disables live retry operations.

Website: github.com/quanghuynt14/bullmq-dash
Support:
Developer: Huy
License: MIT License

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