LatenSee is a Valkey/Redis latency visualization tool.
It enables you to:
- Visualize latency in real-time: By providing a hydrapp-based UI, it is able give insights into your Valkey/Redis server's latency as the test is running.
- Monitor jitter and latency over a long period of time: By giving you the option of pausing and resuming tests and providing various configuration options, LatenSee can be used to gather detailed long-term metrics.
- Analyze test results with external tools: Thanks to its integrated CSV export feature, it's easy to export measurement results and analyze them using your preferred tooling, too.
See INSTALLATION.html.
You can open the settings through the settings button in the top right; here you can configure many aspects of the application such as the Valkey/Redis URL and the maximum intervals to display:
All arguments passed to the binary will be forwarded to the browser used to display the frontend.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
HYDRAPP_BACKEND_LADDR |
Listen address for the backend (localhost:0 by default) |
HYDRAPP_FRONTEND_LADDR |
Listen address for the frontend (localhost:0 by default) |
HYDRAPP_BROWSER |
Binary of browser to display the frontend with |
HYDRAPP_TYPE |
Type of browser to display the frontend with (one of chromium, firefox, epiphany, lynx and dummy) |
HYDRAPP_SELFUPDATE |
Whether to check for updates on launch (disabled if OS provides an app update mechanism) |
- pojntfx/hydrapp provides the application framework.
- Font Awesome provides the assets used for the icon and logo.
- go-redis/redis provides the Valkey/Redis client.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/loopholelabs/latensee. For more contribution information check out the contribution guide.
The LatenSee project is available as open source under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0.
Everyone interacting in the LatenSee project's codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the CNCF Code of Conduct.
