durabullhq/durabull
Administer BullMQ queues and monitor Redis health from your conversation. Diagnose backlogs, inspect jobs and workers, review schedules and alerts, retry failed jobs, and pause or resume queues on request.
Review BullMQ and Redis alerts with Durabull. Use for open incidents, failed notification delivery, noisy or snoozed rules, or requested acknowledgement, resolution and snooze changes.
Review BullMQ fleet health with Durabull. Use for an operations overview, environment comparison, or identifying queues that need attention across Redis connections.
Find and inspect BullMQ jobs with Durabull. Use for a job ID with an unknown queue, payload or result inspection, job logs, stacktraces, exhausted retries, or explaining a failed background task.
Recover a BullMQ job with Durabull when the user asks to retry a failed job or promote a delayed job. Verify the target and report the observed result.
Pause or resume a BullMQ queue with Durabull on user request, including maintenance windows and restoring processing. Verify queue state and explain the effect on active jobs.
Diagnose a BullMQ queue backlog, stuck or delayed jobs, low throughput, or missing workers with Durabull. Use when background jobs are waiting or processing is slow.
Investigate Redis health for BullMQ with Durabull. Use for memory pressure, CPU, fragmentation, client limits, blocked clients, evictions, rejected connections, or missing health samples.
Inspect BullMQ scheduled and repeatable jobs with Durabull. Use for cron patterns, intervals, timezones, next runs, scheduler limits, or investigating a recurring job that seems late.
Connect Durabull to inspect BullMQ queues and Redis. Use for first-time setup, available capabilities, choosing an environment, or reconnecting after an access error.