Kafka Web UI
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Sep 9, 2026 - Java
Kafka Web UI
Kafka GUI for Apache Kafka to manage topics, topics data, consumers group, schema registry, connect and more...
kaskade is a text user interface for kafka, which allows you to interact and consume topics from your terminal in style!
Powerful dashboard for your Kafka. Monitor status, manage groups, topics, send messages and diagnose problems. All in one user friendly web dashboard.
Using KarateDSL to test Kafka applications
Easy way to inspect, analyze and visualize Kafka Cluster, Topics and Schema
CLI to inspect Strimzi Kafka on OpenShift - tail topics, search messages, and check consumer group lag.
Desktop app for searching Kafka messages — locally indexed, not scanned. macOS and Windows open beta. (kafka search)
📨 An Viewer and Operator for Kafka on Cloud.
Kafka, Zookeeper, and Confluent's command-line tools in a docker image
Command-line network sniffer for Kafka. Tests DNS, TCP, TLS, SASL, protocol, produce/consume in one tool. Built for SREs and AI agents (structured JSON output).
Kafka CLI for inspection and debugging: find duplicates, check consumer lag, grep/peek messages, list topics, and overview your cluster. Fast and minimal Python tool.
Some utilities around dev, test, validation or migration tooling
Self-hosted Kafka UI with free-text search across topics (substring + JSON dotted-path), real-time consumer-lag charts, DLQ flow visualization, and reprocess-only DLQ writes. Solves kafka-ui's exact-match search limitation.
Kafka event client tool
An open-source, web-based UI for Apache Kafka, built from the ground up using C# and the Angular framework. This project is inspired by and aims to replicate the robust functionality of provectus-kafka-ui, but with a native .NET implementation. Focused on security, Kafkaf has been intentionally designed with minimal third-party library dependencies
Find your Kafka topic graveyard. Open-source CLI that scores stale, empty, oversized, and abandoned topics in one read-only scan.
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