Platform capability · Operations Controls
Operator controls for workers, event streams and failed-message queues
A live operations page for the background work behind your apps. Operators can pause, resume or trigger background workers, see how far event consumers are behind and add capacity to the event stream, watch event delivery for each customer, and list, clear or replay messages that failed. Dashboards show that something is wrong. These controls let an operator act on it without server access or a new deployment.
Monitoring shows a stopped consumer or a growing queue. The operations page provides the matching actions: pause a worker, clear a queue or replay messages that failed. Each action requires an operator role and is recorded in the audit trail.
Setting a platform up is the smaller part of the work. Keeping it healthy is the larger part. These controls are for that daily work: an on-call operator pauses a faulty process, adds consumers to clear a backlog and replays a batch of failed messages after a fix, all without touching infrastructure directly.
Every action is checked against the operator roles and written to the audit log with who did it and why. Clearing a queue or restarting a dispatcher is a deliberate act with a named person behind it. It does not require direct access to production systems.
A solution architect will demo the live service against your domain model.