Taskforce.sh
  • Documentation
  • Getting started
    • Direct Redis Connection
    • Taskforce connector
  • Account
    • Settings
  • Connections
    • Queues
    • Jobs
    • Workers
  • Metrics
  • Monitoring
    • Enable notifications
      • Slack
      • Pagerduty
    • Connection monitor
    • Failed jobs monitor
    • Missing workers monitor
    • Max Memory monitor
    • Backlog Monitor
  • Alerts
  • Organizations
  • BullMQ Pro
    • Connector Pro
  • On Premises
    • AWS
      • Launch AWS AMI.
      • Create role with SSM permissions
      • Assign SSM Role
      • Configure your instance
        • Create a PostgreSQL instance
        • Configure Auth0
          • Configure API
        • Configure Mailgun
      • Setup loadbalancer
      • Setup route 53
      • Monitors
      • Upgrading
      • Troubleshooting
    • Docker
      • Docker registry
      • Environment variables
      • Docker compose
    • Using the taskforce connector
  • Security primer
  • Troubleshooting
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Introduction

Taskforce.sh is a front end for managing Bull/BullMQ instances. It provides tools to efficiently manage and debug your queues as well as a hosting service for redis instances.

The tools provided are useful both during development, so that jobs can be verified for proper execution, but also on production environments it is important too keep an eye on how the jobs are being processed, sometimes jobs fails due to transient errors or bugs in the code, in any case these jobs can be analysed and when the underlying problem is resolved they can be retried for a new run.

For documentation on BullMQ you can visit and Bull is located .

https://docs.bullmq.io
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