BullMQ Proxy
  • What is BullMQ Proxy
  • Getting started
    • Architecture overview
    • Using Dragonfly
  • HTTP API
    • Authentication
    • Queues
      • Adding jobs
        • Retries
        • Delayed jobs
        • Prioritized
        • Repeatable
        • LIFO
        • Custom Job IDs
      • Getting jobs
      • Queue's actions
      • Reference
    • Workers
      • Endpoints
      • Adding workers
        • Concurrency
        • Rate-Limit
        • Removing finished jobs
        • Stalled jobs
        • Timeouts
      • Removing workers
      • Getting workers
      • Reference
    • Jobs
      • Jobs' actions
        • Update job progress
        • Add job logs
      • Reference
    • Configuration
    • Debugging
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Debugging

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Last updated 1 year ago

It is possible to enable more log messages from the proxy by enabling the DEBUG environment variable, this can help in getting more information if something does not work as expected.

Another tool that is very helpful when running BullMQ is a dashboard such as . With this tool it is possible to see all the queues that are available in a Redis™ instance, as well as all the jobs in the different states. This allows to examine the jobs that completed, or maybe more importantly the ones that have failed, so that they can be analyzed and when the root cause resolved optionally retried. There are many more features provided by the dashboard, just give it a try to see what it can do for you.

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