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Informations about the package queue-monitor
HostAtlas Queue Monitor
Push Laravel queue metrics to HostAtlas for real-time monitoring, alerting, and visualization.
HostAtlas is an infrastructure visibility platform with 340+ features — server monitoring, uptime checks, incident management, attack defense, AI analysis, and more. The Queue Monitor package connects your Laravel queues to the HostAtlas dashboard, so you can track queue health alongside the rest of your infrastructure.
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Requirements
- PHP 8.2+
- Laravel 11 or 12
- A HostAtlas account with an API key
Installation
The service provider is auto-discovered. No manual registration needed.
Configuration
Publish the config file:
Add to your .env:
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
HOSTATLAS_URL |
Your HostAtlas instance URL | https://my.hostatlas.app |
HOSTATLAS_API_KEY |
API key from HostAtlas (Settings > API Keys) | — |
HOSTATLAS_SERVER |
Server hostname (must match a server in HostAtlas) | System hostname |
Queue Selection
By default, all queues are auto-detected. To monitor specific queues only, edit config/hostatlas-queue.php:
Use ['*'] to auto-detect all queues (default).
Usage
Via Scheduler (recommended)
Add to your routes/console.php:
Manual
Example output:
Supported Queue Drivers
| Driver | Auto-detect Queues | Metrics |
|---|---|---|
| Redis | Yes (scans Redis keys) | Size, failed, system type |
| Database | Yes (groups by queue column) | Size, failed, processing count |
| SQS | No (uses configured queue) | Size |
What Gets Reported
Each queue reports:
- Queue name — auto-detected or configured
- Pending jobs — current queue size
- Failed jobs — count from
failed_jobstable - Processing jobs — currently being processed (database driver)
- System type —
laravel(auto-set)
API Push Endpoint
The package pushes to POST {HOSTATLAS_URL}/api/v1/queue/push with Bearer token authentication. You can also push metrics from any language or framework using the same endpoint:
Multi-System Support
The HostAtlas queue dashboard supports metrics from multiple systems:
- Laravel (this package)
- BullMQ (Node.js — via API push)
- Sidekiq (Ruby — via API push)
- Celery (Python — via API push)
Security
- API key is transmitted via
Authorization: Bearerheader over HTTPS - No sensitive data is collected — only queue names and counts
- 10-second HTTP timeout per request
- Errors are reported via Laravel's
report()helper (logged, never thrown)
License
MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
Built by Akyros Labs LLC — [email protected]
All versions of queue-monitor with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/queue Version ^11.0|^12.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0