
Queuebase
Background jobs and job queues for Nextjs
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About Queuebase
Queuebase offers the easiest way for you to run and manage background jobs within your Next.js applications. You can benefit from a fully type-safe TypeScript API that ensures your data remains consistent across your codebase. The platform includes essential features like automatic retries to handle transient failures and real-time monitoring to keep you informed of your job statuses as they happen. You can start processing background tasks in minutes, allowing you to focus on building features rather than managing complex infrastructure.
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Queuebase provides a dedicated environment for Next.js developers to execute background jobs and CRON tasks using a type-safe TypeScript API. The platform integrates real-time monitoring and security features like SSRF protection directly into web-based workflows.
- Fully type-safe TypeScript API for data consistency across the codebase.
- Integrated support for CRON jobs with a dedicated management dashboard.
- Hardened security including callback URL validation and job payload limits.
- Granular execution control via per-job timeout and concurrency enforcement.
Ideal for: Developers and Frontend Developers building Next.js applications who need a managed infrastructure for background tasks and automated workflows.
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We're on Twitter, hardened security, and have a gift for early supporters
Hey everyone, we have a quick update on what's been happening with Queuebase. We're on Twitter/X: You can now follow us https://x.com/getqueuebase. We'll be sharing dev tips, background job patterns, and building in public. Give us a follow if you're into Security hardening: We shipped callback URL validation to prevent SSRF attacks, added request body size limits (10MB global, 1MB per job payload), and wrote 23 new security tests. If you're evaluating Queuebase for production, know that we're taking this seriously. SEO & Content: We published comparison pages against Inngest, Trigger.dev, QStash, BullMQ, Quirrel, and Temporal so you can see exactly how Queuebase is different. We also published a roundup of the best background job libraries for Next. A thank you for early supporters! If you've been following along on PeerPush, we want to say thanks. Use code QUEUE50 for 50% a pro plan for life. This is exclusive to our PeerPush community. We're still early and your feedback matters a lot. If you have questions or want to try it out, hit us up
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Job Execution Hardening + Pages Router Support
Shipped two features for you all to try! Per-job timeout & concurrency enforcement: jobs can now define execution constraints at the type level. Timeouts abort long-running callbacks via AbortController, and concurrency limits control how many jobs of a given type can run simultaneously. Setting concurrency to 0 pauses a job type entirely. All enforced at the worker claim layer, works in both local dev and production. This also introduced a job_types table and extended queuebase sync to push type config to production and uses the same pattern as schedule sync. Next.js Pages Router support: @queuebase/nextjs/pages now exports a createPagesHandler for Next.js Pages Router users. Reads raw body from the request stream for correct webhook signature verification. Detects if body parser isn't disabled and returns a clear error with the fix. Also fixed a few pre-existing bugs in the Node.js client (missing /v1/ URL prefix, nested request body). Changelog -> https://www.queuebase.com/changelog
CRON dashboard and production release
CRON jobs are now complete and the SDK has been updated to support them! The dashboard has also been updated to show you your current jobs in your project and gives you the ability to manually trigger a run. Full changelog -> https://www.queuebase.com/changelog
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Local CRON jobs and Next.js Starter App
Excited to announce that CRON jobs are now working within the SDK! As of today, it's for local dev only with production/cloud syncing coming later this week. The focus here, like with the rest of the SDK, is to provide the best DX for both running locally and in production. Also happy to share the Next.js Queuebase starter project. It's setup to run locally and provides examples of manual triggering jobs and a CRON job. Check it out at https://github.com/Queuebase/nextjs-queuebase-starter. Full changelog -> https://www.queuebase.com/changelog Any feedback on these workflows are appreciated!
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@alcazarsec Two different processes! Production needed a `sync` command added for the CLI so that your jobs would be registered correctly. Locally was much simpler, full prod and dashboard release for CRONs will be today
CRON Job Update
CRON Jobs are in progress, just taking a bit. I want to nail the developer experience here and make is as easy as I can. The whole philosophy of this project is really good DX for job scheduling, CRONs should not be any different
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Pushed out some bug fixes and QoL changes for the SDK. Full update can be found in the changelog -> https://www.queuebase.com/changelog
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QoL improvements are underrated. Love seeing devs prioritize the little things that make the SDK nicer to work with.
@swinchercreative Thats the goal, make this great for devs. Using this in production myself, I get to experience the pain points of my own design first hand!
Cat moment is appreciated. And if you ever need DDoS protection with a proper firewall for your website, just let us know!
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Interesting concept!
Interesting. Saved, going to play around with this.
@kaushal awesome, let me know any feedback you have!
Adding this to my bucket list š
Nice next.js build.
@mayordelmar Thank you! Starting with Next and hopefully moving out into other web frameworks
@brock best wishes with your development, I understand, the last thing I want to manage is another repo and it's dependencies.
Interesting concept! I love it when devs creating soft for devs
@dmytro6175 Thank you! Yeah, this came solely from a need I had when I was doing freelance work. Love building apps in Next, but the background job scene was really lacking. I wanted to build something robust and provide great DX