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Laravel Queue Monitor

Monitor your Laravel queues at a glance. Laravel Queue Monitor records the full lifecycle of every queued job and shows you pending, running, completed, and failed jobs — from an Artisan command or a live web dashboard.

Laravel ships with failed_jobs (failed) and a jobs table (pending, database driver only), but it never stores completed jobs. This package fills that gap by subscribing to Laravel's queue events and persisting each job's lifecycle to a dedicated queue_monitor table — so it works with any queue driver (database, Redis, SQS, …).

Screenshots

The live dashboard with stat cards and the recent-jobs table.

Queued (pending) jobs:

Completed & failed jobs:

Requirements

Installation

From Packagist

Local development (path repository)

If you are working on the package from a local checkout, add a path repository to your application's composer.json before requiring it:

Publish and migrate

The service provider is auto-discovered. Publish and run the migration:

Optionally publish the config and views:

Usage

Artisan command

Options:

Option Description
--json Output the full snapshot as JSON
--limit=N Number of recent jobs to list
--prune Delete records older than the configured retention hours

--json returns a machine-readable snapshot:

Web dashboard

Visit /queue-monitor in your browser for a live, auto-refreshing, responsive Bootstrap 5 dashboard with stat cards and a paginated recent jobs table (Prev / Next). It polls /queue-monitor/stats on the interval set in config; the stat cards always reflect global totals while the table is paged.

The stats endpoint accepts pagination query parameters:

Response shape:

Security: the dashboard uses the web middleware group by default. Before exposing it in production, add authentication/authorization middleware in config/queue-monitor.php (route.middleware), e.g. ['web', 'auth'].

Configuration

config/queue-monitor.php:

Key Default Description
enabled true Master switch for lifecycle recording
table queue_monitor Monitor table name
connection null DB connection for the table (null = default)
route.enabled true Enable the web dashboard routes
route.prefix queue-monitor URL prefix for the dashboard
route.middleware ['web'] Middleware applied to the dashboard routes
route.refresh 5 Dashboard auto-refresh interval (seconds)
recent_limit 25 Recent jobs shown in the console command
per_page 15 Jobs per page on the web dashboard
prune_after_hours 72 Retention window used by --prune (null = keep)

Each key is also driven by an environment variable — set QUEUE_MONITOR_ENABLED=false to switch recording off without touching config, or QUEUE_MONITOR_ROUTE_ENABLED=false to disable the dashboard routes.

How it works

The package registers a subscriber for Laravel's queue events:

Event Recorded status
JobQueued queued
JobProcessing running
JobProcessed completed
JobFailed failed

Records are correlated by job id across events. All monitor writes are wrapped in a guard, so a monitoring error can never interrupt the job being processed.

queue_monitor table

Column Notes
id Primary key
job_id Driver job id (used to correlate events)
name Resolved job class name
connection, queue Where the job ran
status queued / running / completed / failed
attempts Attempt count at last update
queued_at, started_at, finished_at Lifecycle timestamps
duration_ms Processing time in milliseconds
exception Full exception string for failed jobs
created_at, updated_at Eloquent timestamps

Querying in code

Testing

License

MIT © Jaydeep Gadhiya

All versions of laravel-queue-monitor with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^7.4|^8.0|^8.1|^8.2|^8.3|^8.4
illuminate/console Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/database Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/queue Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/support Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
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