This gem has been renamed active_model_jobs.

Simplifies sending notifications to your end users through multiple channels

ActiveWorkflow provides durable, idempotent workflow orchestration built on Rails Active Job. It supports sync and async steps, retries with backoff, signals, compensations, and pluggable persistence stores.

A RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) engine that integrates seamlessly with Rails applications

A tiny framework built on top of Rails in order to help developers focus on writing important business logic. It should be used with hotwired

Define retention policies on ActiveRecord models to automatically destroy, delete, or archive expired records. Includes batch limiting, advisory locking, transactional archiving, and background job support.

ActiveSaga provides durable, idempotent workflow orchestration built on Rails Active Job. It supports sync and async steps, retries with backoff, signals, compensations, and pluggable persistence stores.

A metadata backend that lets Active Storage store its Blob, Attachment, and VariantRecord rows in Amazon DynamoDB (through the aws-record gem) instead of Active Record. Blob bytes still flow through any Active Storage Service (Disk, S3, ...); only the metadata lives in DynamoDB. Implements the generic custom Active Storage backend contract.

Store ActiveJob status in ActiveRecord

æternitas is a tool support polling resources (webpages, APIs).

This is a reusable alarm concern for Active Recordmodels. It adds support for the automatic maintenanceof Active Job's which are scheduled for the givenalarms.

A mountable Rails engine that receives Anedot webhook callbacks, verifies their authenticity via HMAC-SHA256, and publishes events via ActiveSupport::Notifications.

AngryBatch allows you to group ActiveJobs into batches and define jobs to run once all batch jobs are completed.

A DSL for simplifying modification of Rails ActiveSupport Instrumentation API

*Atomic archiving/unarchiving for ActiveRecord* acts_as_paranoid and similar plugins/gems work on a record-by-record basis and make it difficult to restore records atomically (or archive them, for that matter). Because ArchivalRecord's #archive! and #unarchive! methods are in transactions, and every archival record involved gets the same archive number upon archiving, you can easily restore or remove an entire set of records without having to worry about partial deletion or restoration. Additionally, other plugins generally change how destroy/delete work. ArchivalRecord does not, and thus one can destroy records like normal.

Move older Rails uploads across storage backends such as filesystem, NFS, MinIO, and S3.

Multi-fiber, Postgres-based, ActiveJob backend for Ruby on Rails

Lightweight, asynchronous, and database-backed execution of singleton methods.

Pass a user through to your active_jobs and associate it with any generated audits

Define your collection, job, and callbacks all in one clear and concise object