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Nothing to wire up
npx @bull-board/cli -r redis://localhost:6379, or the official Docker image. No install, no code.
Bull-Board
Dashboard for BullMQ, BullMQ Pro & Bull
Point it at a Redis URL, or mount it in your own server. See queues, jobs, schedulers and logs. Pause, retry, clean and reschedule from one UI.
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Or mount it in your app
Adapters for Express, Fastify, Koa, Hapi, NestJS, Hono, H3, Elysia, and Bun.
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Schedulers and history
Every repeatable job in one view. Opt-in throughput and latency history that outlives BullMQ's ring buffer.
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Safe to share
Read-only mode, per-request visibility guards for multi-tenant boards, and hooks for finer access control.
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Theming and formatters
Theme tokens named after the shadcn contract, so a generated palette drops in. Formatters rewrite job data without touching your producers.
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BullMQ v5 & v6, Pro, and Bull
All three queue adapters ship in the core package, including v6 queues stored in PostgreSQL.
Look at a queue right now
If you already have a Redis with queues in it, one command serves the dashboard against it. Nothing to install, no code to write.
npx @bull-board/cli -r redis://localhost:6379The same thing runs as a container with ghcr.io/felixmosh/bull-board. Both are covered in the CLI guide and Run with Docker. Either way it runs on your own machines against your own datastore, with no telemetry and nothing phoning home.
Explore the docs
New hereWhat bull-board is, the two ways to run it, and what you get.Explore the dashboardThe feature tour: grouping, search, schedulers, the queue info panel, and why a job is not moving.Go to your adapterExpress, Fastify, NestJS, Koa, Hapi, Hono, H3, Elysia, Bun.Already wired upUIConfig, read-only mode, visibility guards, formatters, theming.