Redis Streams monitoring UI

Redis Streams needed a proper monitoring UI.

We could not find a monitoring UI made specifically for Redis Streams, so we built RedisStreamScope. Start it with one Docker command, then connect Redis in the browser.

Run with Docker View source

Quick start

docker run -d \
  --name redisstreamscope \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  -v redisstreamscope-data:/data \
  ghcr.io/ghkdqhrbals/redisstreamscope:latest

Operations

The details you need, without the noise.

Streams and messages

Browse stream metadata, entries, field values, lengths, and MAXLEN settings from a single workspace.

Consumer groups

Inspect groups, consumers, lag, pending entries, idle time, delivery counts, and ownership.

Time-series monitoring

Track lag, pending work, consumption delay, Redis latency, and message rates with one-second live charts.

Access control and audit

Manage users, roles, detailed permissions, Redis connections, and access history.

RedisStreamScope overview with live Redis Streams performance charts

Quick start

Start first. Configure inside.

Start RedisStreamScope

docker run -d --name redisstreamscope -p 8080:8080 -v redisstreamscope-data:/data ghcr.io/ghkdqhrbals/redisstreamscope:latest

Sign in

http://localhost:8080 · admin / password

Connect Redis

Open Settings → Redis connections. Add your server, test it, and save. Standalone, Sentinel, Cluster, ACL, passwords, and TLS are all supported.