v0.6.0

0.6.0 — 2026-05-28

The release for knowing when your queues start failing — before your users do.

Features

• Set up automatic monitoring and alerting. ViewBus can now watch dead-letter counts for you in the background, on a cadence you choose (5 min / 15 min / 1 h). Group queues, topics, or whole subscriptions into named sets, pick a threshold per set (“ping me if any production DLQ goes over 25”), and get a toast plus a count on the notification bell the moment one trips. Optional webhooks fan out to Slack or your own tooling.
• Mute noisy alerts. Hit mute for an hour or a day on anything that’s just noise. Mutes auto-resume — if the issue’s still going when they expire, ViewBus pings you again.
• Monitoring page. A new top-level Monitoring view: a live ranking of the queues with the most dead-letter activity right now, history charts for the last 7 days / 30 days / 1 year, and a feed of recent alert activity. Click any row to jump straight to that queue.
• Top dead-letter queues on the home screen. A new at-a-glance widget surfaces whatever’s actively misbehaving without making you open Monitoring.

All of it stays on your machine. Monitoring runs in a local background worker, history lives in SQLite next to the rest of your indexed data, and webhooks fire directly from your machine to whatever endpoint you configure. No telemetry, no cloud, no relay.