resque-alive adds a Kubernetes Liveness probe to a Resque instance. How? resque-alive provides a small rack application which exposes HTTP endpoint to return the "Aliveness" of the Resque instance. Aliveness is determined by the presence of an auto-expiring key. resque-alive schedules a "heartbeat" job to periodically refresh the expiring key - in the event the Resque instance can"t process the job, the key expires and the instance is marked as unhealthy.

Shows Resque jobs key performance indciators over time

Resque plugin that prevents nested inline behavior

Simple way of invoking methods asynchronously using resque.

Adds methods for working with Batch Jobs

Allows resque jobs to be run in batches with aggregate logging, timing and statistics

Allows you to requeue jobs to another queue This is useful in my situations : - A large amount of jobs are queued in the critical queue, blocking the main queue for Several hours. Select jobs based on criteria and requeue them to the low queue

Resque command line tool

Send Resque.info to CloudWatch Metrics

A management tool for resque workers. Allows spinning up and managing resque workers across multiple machines sharing the same Redis server

resque_cmdline: simple command-line client for resque workers

Compress resque job payloads!

Allow execute methods in background without adding new jobs. Like .delay method in DelayedJob

Run class methods or methods on activerecord, mongomapper objects later through resque

Resque allows a single queue to have multiple jobs of the same time. This is because it uses a redis list, which does not have the concept of a unique entry. Sometimes, however, a particular value is only needed if it isn't already on the queue.

Implements a federated fifo queue with consistent hashing on top of resque

Launch Resque workers from config via God. Worker`s settings are stored in the config file.

Resque helpers to query all the resques

For use with the Hijacker plugin for multiple databases.

Simple resque plugin for tracking job metrics with Honeycomb.io