This gem is part of the server-blender family (http://astrails.com/opensource/server-blender) It contains server-side root manifest implementation for blender recipes. See server-blender for more information.

Automatically restart Rails server when you hack gem for experiments. You can use it for quick 'scientific' experiments with Rails core or gems.

Serverkit plug-in for Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Client library and command-line tools for interacting with the server registry (https://github.com/umjames/server-registry)

This Rack middleware uses Activesupport::Notifications to send timings to a client compliant with the Server Timing spec.

Binary to help generate service contracts

ServiceCore provides a four-key response contract (status, data, message, errors) for service objects, with field declarations, validations, step validation, structured logging, and a Hash-compatible Response value object.

A simple gem to track the current status of London Underground services, it polls the TFL endpoint and will alert you if there is an issue, also provides a nice interface to TFL's tube data, still very beta, please give me a poke on github with suggestions and enhancements.

This is a Slush Systems tool for building service images. Slush Systems creates continuously updated and deployed infrastructure and tooling container images. This tool creates, tags, and pushes those images the registry.

Ruby module to provide a strict, boilerplate interface for service classes.

Structured Logging to support micro services.

A small library to help you manage services with dependency injection.

ServiceStack

Servies helps you to build a backend for your application.

An implementation of the command pattern for Ruby

Quick concern for session variables

sessions gives any Rails 8+ app a GitHub-style "your devices" page (list every active session, log out of one device, sign out everywhere else) plus an admin-grade, append-only trail of every login attempt — successful and failed — with parsed device intelligence ("Chrome on macOS", "MyApp 2.4.1 on Pixel 8 (Android 16)"), IP geolocation (via the trackdown gem, soft dependency), and the auth method that started each session (password, OAuth provider, passkey, magic link…). It decorates the session storage your app already has instead of replacing it: on Rails 8 omakase auth (`rails generate authentication`) it enriches the generated sessions table with zero app-code changes, and on Devise it generalizes the proven session_limitable mechanism into true per-device remote revocation via Warden hooks. It detects Hotwire Native apps (platform, OS version, app version, device model), never breaks login (every tracking path is error-isolated), ships privacy-first defaults (bounded retention with a sweep job, optional IP truncation, no browser fingerprinting or invasive client-side probing — device continuity is one signed first-party cookie, minted only at login), and includes a mountable, i18n'd devices page you can restyle or eject view-by-view like Devise.

Easily build generic, reusable 3rd party SDK-like plugins (intended to share). Future functionality will include dynamic UIs and other functionality around the plugin.

System for managing global settings trough database

Sharing same application settings between ruby and javascript