tail in realtimeinspect any valuerecord taps → JSONL

keyhole

Watch your message brokers in realtime.

$curl -LsSf https://keyholetui.com/install.sh | sh
Star on GitHubor cargo install keyhole · Nix · .deb / .rpm
Keyhole browsing a Redis keyspace: a keys tree with types, TTLs and sizes, a value inspector, and a live keyspace event stream below.
SUPPORTED BROKERS
Redis
AMQP 1.0
RabbitMQ
CAPABILITIES

What you get, per broker

Hover any row for the detail.

capability
Redis
AMQP 1.0
RabbitMQ
Keyspace browser + value inspector
✓
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Walk the Redis keyspace and inspect every value, with a live server-statistics band running alongside.

Queue & exchange browser
—
✓
✓

AMQP 1.0: a curated list of topics and queues, or ActiveMQ discovery over Jolokia. RabbitMQ: every queue and exchange in the vhost, with message counts, consumers and rates, from its management API.

Queue peek
—
✓
✓

Read the messages sitting in a queue: browse (AMQP 1.0 reads copies; RabbitMQ puts each message straight back), skip, or destructive.

Publish a message
—
✓
✓

Send one message to a queue, topic or exchange behind a deliberate keystroke. RabbitMQ asks for the routing key and reports confirms, NACKs and unroutable messages.

Server stats + client lists
✓
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✓

Redis: a live statistics band, Server Details and the connected clients. RabbitMQ: overview totals, node health, publish and deliver rates, and Connections and Consumers tabs.

Read-only command console
✓
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A pinned, read-only command console — every read path stays non-destructive, so you can probe safely in production.

Realtime tails
✓
✓
✓

Pub/sub, pattern pub/sub, streams, keyspace events and MONITOR for Redis; topic & queue tails for AMQP 1.0; exchange taps for RabbitMQ, started from the list.

Record live tail → JSONL
✓
✓
✓

Record any live tail to a lossless JSONL file — one JSON object per line, RFC 3339 timestamps, browsable in-app and friendly to jq.

TRUSTWORTHY BY DEFAULT

Verifiable, observe-first

Writes only when you ask — and every release is signed.

Browsing, inspecting, tailing and recording leave your data alone. Keyhole writes only when you publish a message or peek a queue: RabbitMQ has no read-only peek, so a browse takes each message and puts it straight back (peek modes). Every release artifact is checksummed, signed (sigstore/cosign keyless) and carries SLSA build-provenance attestations, alongside a CycloneDX SBOM. The canonical, verifiable install command points straight at GitHub:

$ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf \
  https://github.com/AlexKasapis/Keyhole/releases/latest/download/keyhole-installer.sh | sh