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Service Bus Explorer TUI 0.0.18 by CosX is a lightweight, cross-platform terminal user interface engineered for administrators and developers who need to interact with Azure Service Bus resources without launching a full graphical environment. Written in Rust and rendered with the ratatui crate, the application opens directly in any POSIX-compatible shell, presenting keyboard-driven menus for browsing namespaces, queues, topics, subscriptions, and individual messages. Authentication can be performed through either a supplied SAS token or an Azure Active Directory identity, allowing the tool to fit into both interactive and automated workflows. Typical use cases include quickly inspecting queue depths, dead-letter queues, or subscription filters during incident response; replaying or deleting malformed messages while debugging micro-service pipelines; and verifying topic routing rules after a deployment. Because the interface is entirely text-based, it consumes minimal memory and can be run inside remote SSH sessions, CI jobs, or even from within a containerized build agent. The publisher has released four versions to date, with 0.0.18 being the latest, reflecting incremental improvements in stability and resource rendering. As an open-source utility, it complements broader DevOps toolchains by offering immediate, low-overhead visibility into Service Bus telemetry, making it relevant to the “Developer Tools / Messaging” category. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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